Examples of corporate

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The transformation was expected to be simpler, with lower costs and tax rates under a special new act, than under corporate law.
The age set comprises initiates of the same period who have been formally integrated as a corporate group.
Intervention in such cases revealed the role of the monarch as arbitrator between conflicting interests of corporate groups in the colony.
In the pre-sales phase, it is used to establish and strengthen corporate and brand identities and to draw customers' attention to new products and services.
By the late 1970s tax administration was highly immune from e corporate and other social pressures.
Corporate directors apparently succeeded in their efforts to maximise profits for their shareholders, fulfilling their primary responsibility as managers of a capitalist enterprise.
The formalised nature of environmental assessments also allows for corporate influence on the outcomes.
The volume also offers much to analysts of public policy and corporate practice.
Here advocates of corporate responsibilities would hold that those ties justify special duties on the corporation.
Most significantly, it reveals the increasing potency of the language of 'public good ' in political discussions regarding rights and privileges of local corporate bodies.
The same theory of franchises that justified granting and seizing corporate privileges also justified modifying them by these means.
The king forged the links in that chain with charter terms detailing the conditions of the corporate franchise.
Officials may also be vulnerable to industrial interests, first and foremost corporate interests ('big business') (item 11).
The multinational affiliates have generally imported inputs and services from their corporate headquarters, rather than buying them from local suppliers.
Provision of death options and swaps would effectively complete market instrument availability for the personal sector just as they do for the corporate sector.
By contrast with reciprocal passivity, short-termism does not seem to benefit corporate managers.
The literature highlights three major business structures: (1) cooperative or grower member owned; (2) private or corporate ownership; and (3) government supported or mandated.
In addition, political economists have developed bottom up explanations focusing on interest group politics and corporate behaviour.
In simple terms, other things being equal, the lower the pension contribution the higher the corporate earnings.
Unfortunately, data that distinguish between output in the noncorporate and corporate sectors are not available for a large number of countries.
The model economy described in the next section is characterized by two distinct sectors of production: a corporate sector and a noncorporate sector.
She examines 25 cases, from both education and the corporate sector.
Men are managers of the public sphere, directing and performing those activities and guarding those spaces that affect the wellbeing of corporate groups.
The corporate scientists in the films wish to domesticate it, to control and funnel its powers, to enslave it.
The appropriation of the economic and social capital that corporate interventions transfer resulted in the invigoration of new political complexes.
In other words, litigation has a very uneven reach and does not always address some of the most serious corporate wrongdoings in society.
Their watchword was corporate privilege; correspondingly, their dominant disposition was exclusion.
In corporate finance, it understates the profits of highly levered firms.
Move to denationalize public corporate enterprises - 16 government-owned enterprises, including 5 commercial banks among targets for denationalization.
Independent committees of the board of directors, such as the auditing, compensation, and nominating committees, play an important role in effective corporate governance.
Most corporate officials, board members and professionals are people of ability and integrity who try to do the right thing.
There was also a growing belief that worship had a corporate dimension.
As ever, the knack is to make yourself stand out from the corporate crowd.
All these contributed much to a sense of fellowship and corporate social identity as well as providing opportunities for personal development and individual enrichment.
Whenever the crown appeared to question the loyalty of the parlement, its members rallied for a corporate show of self-defence.
While this result is of interest to large, highly ventilated corporate offices, it cannot be extrapolated to buildings with lower rates of outdoor air supply.
Informal methods are merely other forms of social control allied to law in a corporate state.
The rise of the corporate economy is said to lead to a" gradual approximation of the state and society, of the public and private sphere".
Take, for instance, the market for corporate control.
In the following two sections the two strategies employed by this model to legitimate corporate managerial power will be examined more closely.
The framework for legitimating corporate managerial power is a novel one.
Corporate taxation policies for example, have greatly favoured capital intensive firms and thus helped to widen the productivity gap between large and small companies.
In thy 1990s, competition will no longer be between individual companies but between new, complex corporate groupings.
At senior executive level there are policies of encouraging individual effort and autonomy but a simultaneous tight hold is kept over certain corporate essentials.
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