Another previous study highlights the importance of internal resources in order to exploit international opportunities but at the same time this cost produces diminishing returns, risk and can influence the decision to export (Hitt et al., 1997).
So any smart local will exploit international guilt, while any smart international will blame the locals.
By buying the coupons at a fixed rate, he could exploit international currency fluctuations by redeeming them at a higher price.
There is growing political pressure in the UK and abroad to stop companies exploiting international tax rules to slash their tax bills.
We also opposed their attendance, believing it would allow Tehran, usually so deft in exploiting international differences, to falsely assert a new legitimacy for its policies, including brutal repression of its own people.
However, Treasury ministers and officials rejected a Public Accounts Committee report which argued that HMRC "does not do enough" to tackle companies that exploit international tax structures in order to minimise UK tax.
All he and Google had ever wanted was to help countries make their tax regimes fairer, and if part of that process was exploiting international loopholes, then so be it.
Success turns, in part, on the ability to exploit international opportunities.
A small number of Portuguese scientists have managed to contribute to polar research over the last several decades, but only sporadically and by exploiting international collaborations.
