Multinational Companies (MNC)
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS POLICIES IN MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
... The balance of power between capital and labour over the last three decades has shifted significantly in favour of capital. Multinational companies (MNCs) are central to this shift. MNCs are active in ...
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Monitoring Costs of Multinational Companies: An Agency Theory Perspective
... in multinational companies than in domestic ...that companies with foreign subsidiaries or companies with multinational status will demand a different level of monitoring mechanisms as ...
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Mergers and Acquisitions by Emerging Country Multinational Companies
... country multinational companies’ merger and acquisitions as a ...country companies, emerging country multinationals do not have access to large pool of capital ...acquirer companies. We ...
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A Growth Story: Globalisation, Multinational Companies and India
... the companies working on their behalf, it could still manage to continue its sovereignty locally through India Lever (Jones, 2010: ...India-rooted multinational companies occupy the first ranks among ...
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Determinants of Transfer Pricing Decisions In Indonesian Multinational Companies
... by multinational companies including transfer pricing, thin capitalization, capital repatriation, foriegn-exchange control, international double taxation and foreign tax credit, tax treaty protection / ...
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The multinational companies an institutional response to the changes in the technological market
... The multinational companies - an institutional response to the changes in the technological market Corduneanu, Carmen and Iovu, Laura Raisa West University from Timisoara Romania, Facult[r] ...
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A Study On Importance Of Performance Appraisal Management In Multinational Companies
... A major concern of every organization should be to contribute positively towards the achievement of its objective. Organizational effectiveness is often equated with managerial efficiency. A manager can ensure ...
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Stimulating Sustainability in Multinational Companies: the Significance of Regional Headquarters
... that multinational companies are facing the challenge to adapt their strategies and business processes to regional conditions while at the same time maximising the advantages of an integrated approach ...
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Brazilian Multinational Companies’ Subsidiaries’ Initiative: a typology proposal
... of multinational companies; it is therefore a construct of the third order that arises from two other constructs: knowledge transfer from the subsidiary to the headquarters and to other units, and knowledge ...
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Translation And Localization Strategies In Automotive Advertising Of Multinational Companies In Russia
... International companies introduce similar ideas in advertising texts and images in both source (French) and localized (Russian) ...French multinational companies in ...
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Effects of Exchange Rate Determinants on Financial Performance of Multinational Companies
... The research utilized secondary method of data collection through review of existing records. Secondary method of data collection was used because it enabled the access of large data volumes collected and stored or ...
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Productivity spillovers from multinational companies
... attract multinational companies and the associated FDI into their economies, with policies ranging from creating more liberal investment environments to providing substantial public ...
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Multinational Companies and the Management of Corporate Diplomacy
... perspective, multinational companies often lack a strategic management of relationship with external stakeholders (Henisz, 2017); when using corporate subsidies for outsourcing, once they penetrated the ...
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Are Large Multinational Companies Undervalued? Emerging Markets Perspective
... Munich Personal RePEc Archive.. Are Large Multinational Companies Undervalued?[r] ...
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IT ENABLED KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
... for multinational companies. Multinational companies possess dispersed knowledge all around the world and it is important to recognize that most of the part of this knowledge is ...of ...
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CSR Contribution made by selected Indian Manufacturing Multinational Companies
... Indian Companies Act, 2013 for the companies who fulfill the certain criteria as ...for companies’ action and encouraging the positive impact through its activities on environment, healthcare, ...
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Deforestation and multinational companies: a conceptual note
... It is widely accepted that technological progress is an important factor in protecting the natural environment (Abdul-Gafaru, 2006). If increased technology could contribute to improved environmental management capacity, ...
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The Role of Electronic Performance in the Accounting Disclosure of Multinational Companies
... Disclosure is the process through which companies communicate business and financial information to its stakeholders. Disclosures are used to enhance the usefulness of financial reporting. Disclosure in financial ...
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Multinational companies and the diffusion of employment practices from outside the country of origin explaining variation across firms
... the multinational had grown through acquisition in the UK, was positively associated with using the UK operations as the source of new practices for the issue of employee ...
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An Analytical Overview of the Transfer of Employee Remuneration Practices in Slovakia
... of multinational companies (MNCs) and local companies located in Slovakia, testing statistically significant differences in the use of specific forms of remuneration (extraordinary bonuses, regular ...
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