Since industrialized countries generally have larger corporate sectors than less-developed countries, corporation income taxes in developed countries tend to be greater in relation to national income and total government revenue except in major mineral-producing areas of less-developed countries.
The separation of state and corporate sectors is still fuzzy.
Graduates work in diverse fields in the nonprofit, government, and corporate sectors.
She has "extensive knowledge of, and deep relationships with, the Chinese financial and corporate sectors," according to the internal memorandum.
China has done so vigorously, hoping this will make both the military and corporate sectors more professional.
They would propagate into the NASA labs and especially into the university and corporate sectors through grants".
'Futures studies' has a social science connotation and 'foresight' is the most popular term within the management science and corporate sectors.
There's huge interest from students both in technology, particularly financial technology, and the start-up scene, says David Morris, head of corporate sectors in the careers department.
Smaller states with smaller corporate sectors tend to rely less on income taxes, he said, insulating them a bit better from the effects of this recession.
The visits to schools by business managers have forged what educators said were some long overdue links between the education and corporate sectors.
Experts acknowledge, however, that employment is a lagging indicator of the economy's health and that many corporate sectors would be hurt if consumer spending deteriorated significantly.
