THE SETTING: MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND THEIR
Taxation of Multinational Corporations
... The Subpart F rules were adopted by the Kennedy Administration (Revenue Act of 1962) as a method to mitigate the perceived erosion of the U.S. tax base as U.S. MNCs expanded their overseas operations (Redmiles and ...
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The Multinational Corporations - A comparative statistical approach in Romania and Serbia -
... those multinational corporations came in an energetic manner – especially in the new EU member states in Central Europe and the Baltic area, but also in the Balkans – they have brought innumerable benefi ...
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Business diplomacy in multinational corporations: An exploratory qualitative study
... Alongside qualitative research, also more quantitative research on business diplomacy is required. Hardly any research has been conducted on the antecedents and outcomes of business diplomacy. The literature review has ...
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Multinational Corporations and Pacific Regionalism
... But anecdotal evidence suggests that these characterisations of multinational behaviour may be too simplistic. For example, Victor Fung, a Hong Kong clothing and textile executive, no longer describes himself as ...
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Performance improvement in multinational corporations
... The resources based theory has two fundamental assumptions about resources to explain how they generate SCA and achieve better performance over other corporations.[16]First, the bundle of resources in control may ...
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Multinational Corporations in International Law
... At the 26 th session of the Human Rights Council, Ecuador and South Africa jointly tabled a draft resolution which provided for the establishment of an open-ended intergovernmental working group (‘IGWG’) on transnational ...
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BUSINESS STRATEGIES OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS *
... the multinational flexibility and worldwide learning process (Lovas and Ghoshal, 2000, ...The multinational firm can improve its efficiency either through its location advantages, or through the scope or ...
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Multinational corporations and military technology transfers
... defense contractors can increase their production volume and thus lower the unit cost that the U.S. pays for weapons by exporting similar arms. Therefore, American firms often push the Departments of Defense and State to ...
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Multinational Corporations and Their Effects on Nigerian Economy
... importance of MNCs in the current global business environment-there is usually huge capital investment in major economic activities; the country can enjoy varieties of products, services and facilities, brought to their ...
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Options for Taxing U.S. Multinational Corporations
... offset those incentives and encourage firms to operate in and report their income in the United States. Other broad proposals involve combining reductions in the corporate tax rate with provisions that would move the tax ...
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Multinational corporations: To change or not to change? That is the question
... Abstract This paper argues that the adoption of local cultures and values is central to the success of multinational corporations entering into new markets. To support this position, it describes how by ...
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Civil Rights in Employment and the Multinational Corporations
... No statistics are available as to either the number of American citizens abroad working for American-based employers or the number of discrimination com- plaints receiv[r] ...
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Management research on multinational corporations: a methodological critique
... Another deficiency in this and similar studies is the absence of criterion used to define an MNC: what exactly constitutes a multinational? Does the IDA definition differ from that of the FUE? and so on. The ...
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The Alternative Minimum Tax and the Behavior of Multinational Corporations
... could potentially lead to a situation where a firm is in excess limit position for regular tax purposes, but is in excess credit position on the AMT due to either the conventional limita[r] ...
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Multinational Corporations and Stock Price Crash Risk
... among multinational firms than domestic ...that multinational firms are significantly more likely to crash than domestic ...between multinational and domestic firms is most acute among firms with ...
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Multinational Corporations in World Development:40 years on
... The report then moves to discuss the relations between MNCs and their home countries, although unsurprisingly here the issues were somewhat different. For the home countries the difficulty was that MNCs moved large ...
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Strategy of Customer Relationship Management in Multinational Corporations
... or multinational strategy, which executives at firms that opt for this strategic alternative often view themselves as a collection of relatively independent; Global strategy, under this scenario, the corporate ...
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Establishing a Multi-Stakeholder Board for Multinational Corporations
... Multinational corporations (MNC, also known as multinational enterprises, transnational corporations or global corporations) refer to enterprises which operate in all sectors of the ...
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Essays on multinational corporations, investment and economic performance
... Despite the economic importance of international foreign direct investment (FDI) flows, it seems that investment decisions of multinational firms are not well understood. A multi- national firm can either ...
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Stereotype-based identity work in multinational corporations
... Second, we focused on how the interviewees used the stereotypes in their identity work in relation to specific events, processes, and situations to construct particular discursive posit[r] ...
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