Sentence examples for complementary transactions from inspiring English sources

Worse yet, discrete management oversights that might have produced limited damage in earlier generations became systemic failures precisely because markets had been linked together in vertical mergers and other complementary transactions.

This research examines the complementary effect of transaction cost perspective and resource-based view on multinational enterprises' (MNEs) ownership strategies.

For small and medium firms (SMEs) our results confirm the influence of complementary assets and transaction costs, but surprisingly do not support any influence of intellectual property rights protection on cooperative behaviour.

The complementary nature of these transactions should lead to cost-saving synergies once they are fully integrated.

Additionally, the transaction will combine complementary advertising platforms and channels and allow Comcast to offer broader and more valuable packages to national advertisers.

Vicki Bryan, senior analyst at Gimme Credit, also views a Continental/United deal as more complementary, even though such a transaction failed to materialize in a prior effort in 2008.

Transactions are considered under two complementary perspectives.

In the special issue of Philosophical Transactions A, researchers propose several complementary approaches to incorporate such approaches into climate models.

"This transaction brings together two highly complementary businesses, but more importantly unites two companies that share the same passion for growing brands and a proud heritage, drive and culture built upon their family foundations".

Essentially, lending to the poor suffered from three major problems: default risk, transaction costs, and lack of complementary inputs (Armendàriz and Morduch 2005; Ashta 2009; Wydick 2002).

Such questions were asked by witnesses at the Senate hearing.The Federal Reserve is reviewing a 2003 decision that allowed Citigroup, and by extension other Wall Street banks, to enter into transactions in physical commodities that are complementary to their financial activities.