One is the regional contribution of value-added and imports against a one-unit increase of final demand in the Japanese subsidiary sector.
The final demand parts, consumption and investment, of Japanese subsidiary sectors were shared by using actual consumption and investment in Japan and China.
Assuming the ratio of the purchase values of intermediate goods to total sales values to be equal to the intermediate input ratio, we were able to estimate the total value of the intermediate input for each sector of a Japanese subsidiary.
Giving added discretion to the national authorities could have a severe impact on countries, particularly in Eastern Europe, where the banking sector is dominated by subsidiaries of banks based elsewhere in the Union, according to the commission.
"The art world has grown so big, so broad and so busy, and the art fair sector is almost like a subsidiary — it requires enormous effort by an enormous number of people," said Timothy Blum, an owner of the Blum & Poe gallery in Los Angeles, one of several participants who offered glimpses behind the scenes of Art Basel Miami Beach.
Moody's cited "concerns" about the exposure of BNP Paribas, Société Générale and Crédit Agricole to the Greek economy, either through holdings of government bonds or loans to the private sector there, directly or through subsidiaries operating in Greece.
Moody's cited concerns about the exposure of the three banks, BNP Paribas, Société Générale and Crédit Agricole to the Greek economy, either through holdings of government bonds or loans to the private sector there, directly or through subsidiaries operating in Greece.
The fisheries and livestock sectors represent an important agriculture subsidiary and are currently attracting wide attention because of their accelerating growth and high market demand.
These policy outlooks, however, are wishful thinking, because in them the state is subsidiary to the private sector and the changes in the European landscape are ignored.
Around that time, Mr. Son also started pushing the Japanese government to let SoftBank into the country's highly regulated mobile sector, dominated by NTT DoCoMo, a subsidiary of the former state telecommunications monopoly.
