Firm-level research supports our assumption, showing that, at large, foreign firms champion ITC proliferation in MENA nations (Gelvanovska et al., 2014; Pick and Sarkar, 2015).
As Heisbourg's final chapter ("The Hour of Choices") concludes, we must continue to hold firm on non-proliferation, treat Iran in all respects like North Korea (negotiate where appropriate, but from a position of strength).
In it, Hollande said he had no criticism of Sarkozy's "firm position" on Iranian proliferation.
After examining the structure of global inter-firm networks, we discuss the implications of global linkages at the firm level for the proliferation of 'conflict minerals' through global buyer-supplier linkages.
The proliferation of firms is the natural path of growth at this stage of investing, when more dollars come into venture.
We reiterate our firm commitment to the Non-Proliferation Treaty [deleted: its three pillars, disarmament, non-proliferation and the peaceful use of nuclear energy].
If you asked most Irish people about the proliferation of UK firms moving their corporate head offices to Ireland, the response would probably be pleasure at the fact that we're getting one over on the Brits.
As states deregulated banks, they saw a spurt in the number of start-ups.The proliferation of new firms produced more intense competition in all parts of the economy, not just the banking industry.
He said Nielsen instituted minimal fees -- generally ranging from $200 to a few thousand -- because it became expensive to deal with the proliferation of consulting firms and provide the data in a variety of formats.
But technological advancements, plunging storage costs and a proliferation of data firms have substantially increased the ability of campaigns to inhale troves of strikingly personal information about voters, spit it into algorithms, and use the results to narrowly customize messaging and outreach to each individual household.
