The major contribution of Japanese subsidiaries appears in the case of "Motor vehicles," and "Motor vehicle parts".
In examining the distinctive contributions of foreign subsidiaries and domestic firms to innovative performance in Dutch manufacturing, the paper shows that foreign ownership is an important factor in explaining inter-firm differences affecting innovativeness.
A corporation is "easy and inexpensive to form," the government's brief says, and it can create "a web of subsidiaries and affiliates" and "multiply its capacity to make contributions".
(New York State law limits corporate contributions to candidates to $5,000, but companies routinely circumvent that restriction by giving in the names of subsidiaries, which is legal).
Few studies have investigated the potential role of HLA-C locus alleles in the clinical expression of PsA, so this study was undertaken to determine the relative contribution of HLA-C alleles to psoriasis and PsA susceptibility, and as a subsidiary purpose to evaluate whether these alleles confer some additional clinical feature on this disease.
Given the substantial benefits that urban areas can obtain from attracting and promoting the headquarters of large firms and subsidiaries of smaller firms, our results provide new evidence of the contribution of transport infrastructures to local development.
Genting, a subsidiary of Southeast Asia's largest gambling company, made an additional contribution of approximately $400,000 to the group allied with Mr. Cuomo during 2011.
One is the regional contribution of value-added and imports against a one-unit increase of final demand in the Japanese subsidiary sector.
These practices relocate client firms' outsourcing from subsidiaries of IT firms within the same national economy to subsidiaries located outside it, in turn facilitating consolidation and regionalisation of business segments of (multinational) client firms and thereby potentially reducing the economic contribution of client firms to the host economy.
Contribution of multiple binding sites.
It owns 51% of subsidiary A, which owns 51% of subsidiary B, which owns 51% of subsidiary C, which owns 30% of company D.
