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2005
The previous chapter has identified four important variables affecting International Transfer Pricing policies in the three countries — ‘comply with tax law and regulations’, ‘competitive position of the subsidiary’, ‘overall profit to multinational group’, and ‘corporate profit of the subsidiary’.
Jian Li, Alan Paisey
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The previous chapter has identified four important variables affecting International Transfer Pricing policies in the three countries — ‘comply with tax law and regulations’, ‘competitive position of the subsidiary’, ‘overall profit to multinational group’, and ‘corporate profit of the subsidiary’.
Jian Li, Alan Paisey
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European Journal of Marketing, 2009
PurposeThe aim of this paper is to propose an approach to international market segmentation that identifies meaningful cross‐national consumer segments, which focuses on airline passengers in the NAFTA market.Design/methodology/approachA conjoint analysis is used to evaluate consumers' preferences for six flight attributes: price, in‐flight service ...
Edward R. Bruning +2 more
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PurposeThe aim of this paper is to propose an approach to international market segmentation that identifies meaningful cross‐national consumer segments, which focuses on airline passengers in the NAFTA market.Design/methodology/approachA conjoint analysis is used to evaluate consumers' preferences for six flight attributes: price, in‐flight service ...
Edward R. Bruning +2 more
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1993
Abstract To this point our focus has been on evidence drawn from a series of historical case studies. For many questions about the origins and the evolution of old-age security policy, qualitative comparative historical analysis is the methodology of choice. This approach allows us to address detailed questions about the ways in which
John B Williamson, Fred C Pampel
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Abstract To this point our focus has been on evidence drawn from a series of historical case studies. For many questions about the origins and the evolution of old-age security policy, qualitative comparative historical analysis is the methodology of choice. This approach allows us to address detailed questions about the ways in which
John B Williamson, Fred C Pampel
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Vaccine Supply: A Cross-National Perspective
Health Affairs, 2005In U.S. vaccine markets, competing producers with high fixed, sunk costs face relatively concentrated demand. This tends to lead to exit of all but one or very few producers per vaccine. Detailed evidence of exits and shortages in the flu vaccine market demonstrates the importance of high fixed costs, demand uncertainty, and dynamic quality competition.
Patricia M, Danzon +2 more
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An examination of cross-national differences
ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 1998Michael E. Whitman +3 more
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Suicide in Ireland: a cross-national view
Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 2010AbstractRecent epidemiological trends in Irish suicide rates were examined and found to be consistent with worldwide trends. However, the time-series Irish suicide rate was not consistent with predictions made from Durkheim's classic theory of suicide. Finally, current theories of the etiology of suicide were used to derive a linear regression equation
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1997
This book describes various types and sources of crime and explanatory data available to study variation in crime across nations. Problems with the data and appropriate methods for adjusting and analyzing the data are described. A thorough review of theories and past cross-national crime research is included.
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This book describes various types and sources of crime and explanatory data available to study variation in crime across nations. Problems with the data and appropriate methods for adjusting and analyzing the data are described. A thorough review of theories and past cross-national crime research is included.
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Cross-National Comparisons of Internal Migration [PDF]
, 2009 Internal migration is the most significant process driving changes in the pattern of human settlement across much of the world, yet remarkably few attempts have been made to compare internal migration between countries. Differences in data collection, in geography and in measurement intervals seriously hinder rigorous cross-national comparisons.
Bell, Martin, Muhidin, Salut
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