Target's Political Action Committee Case Analysis

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Target’s political action committee allows the company to provide financial support to various political contributions through the use of general corporate funds or TargetCitizens PAC in order to balance business interests with the views of the stakeholders, customers, and employees. Due to both competition and changes in consumer buying behavior within the retail industry, Target consistently works to remain competitive through both price matching and the sale of discounted products in order to achieve customer satisfaction while generating profits. Despite the success achieved within the United States, Target failed to expand their brand into the Canadian market resulting in the closing of all 133 stores, over 17,000 employees losing their