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local responsiveness’ shape the way MNCs organise themselves? 1. Introduction In recent years, we have witnessed a fundamental change in the way multinational corporations (MNCs) organise their international activities. In a move enabled by...
The issues of financial management and 'Financial exclusion' are far from being recent phenomena yet both continue to persist. Mobile phones have often been seen as a possible solution to the former, particularly in developing countries fo...
terrorism reduces the expected return on investment (Emerson 57). As a result, changes in the intensity of terrorism may lead to greater movement of capital between countries if the global economy SU ± open enough, so foreign investors can ...
Consumerism is a way of life combining high levels of material affluence with an emphasis on symbolic and emotional meanings associated with shopping and possessions. The United States continues to lead the way, but the phenomenon increasin...
accounting standards has made considerable progress within a relatively short period of time (Camfferman and Zeff, 2006). In 1993, Daimler Benz AG aimed to list on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE); hence, it needed to reconcile its financ...
available to developing countries under the TRIPS with that of the GATS Compare and contrast the special and differential rights available to developing countries under the TRIPS with that of the GATS Introduction Weaknesses in the institut...
foreign direct investment (FDI), in order to supplement national savings by capital inflows and promote economic development. Even harsh critics of rash and comprehensive capital account liberalisation dismiss the option of complete isolati...