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Introduction The spectacle of the ever fast-growing business enterprises of multinational corporations globally has attracted considerable interest in appreciating its implications for the development of the world economy and the relationships among national economies. The escalating prominence of multinational corporations in the current global economy has been of significant interest not only to national government […]

The Effectiveness of Australian National and Corporate Regulation: Evaluating the Constitutional Impediments and Commonwealth-State Rivalry There is a wide spectrum of areas in which corporate bearing may be in contravention with the law including company and security offenses, restrictive trade practices, consumer affairs, taxation, occupational safety and health, economic offenses against employees, discriminatory practices as

Introduction Cost allocation is a method used by organizations in determining the cost of services provided to users and customers of the services. Cost allocation encapsulates the process of identifying, aggregating, and assigning costs to cost objects. A cost object is taken as any item or activity for which one intends to separately measure costs.

Introduction Labor and material variances are instrumental in comparing the budgeted amount of labor and material utilized and the actual amount of labor and material utilized. This comparison is useful to management in determining whether there is a favorable or unfavorable variance which in turn aids them in initiating appropriate changes in their budgets and

Ethics has increasingly becoming an imperative concern to societal relations hypothesis construction from the onset of the normative proposition that public relations function ought to inform both organizational and societal conscience. It is relatable to none, nonetheless, that ethics is exceptionally philosophical as well as culturally complex. This ensues from the fact that ethics is

This paper presents the description of various market structures: perfect competition, monopolistic, competition, oligopoly and monopoly market structures and their characteristics.  Various goods and services are sold by different firms under varying market conditions called market structures. Market structure analysis is a significant aspect of microeconomics; it is concerned with the behavior of the market