Whether occupying forces themselves use torture, "disappearance" or summary execution -- the usual dirty war tools -- or subcontract these tasks to Iraqis, international law flatly prohibits such brutality.
And if a firm does not have a comparative advantage in producing any particular unit, it can subcontract the task to an outside specialist.There are less-obvious gains from breaking down service tasks into ever smaller units.
So they subcontracted all tasks and proceeded to test market with virtually no overhead.
He subcontracted the task to the Polish Communist leader, General Wojciech Jaruzelski.
Instead he has subcontracted the task to willing state governments in Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat, which are among the main manufacturing states.
We consider situations of repeated encounters, cases of asymmetric information, situations where the agents lack information about each other, and cases where an agent subcontracts a task to a group of agents.
In answer to the complaint, the Sunday People explained that it had asked an agency to follow up a potential story and, without its knowledge, the agency had subcontracted the task to a freelance photographer - the car driver - who the newspaper described as "somebody [it] would not use".
Japanese industries began to subcontract labor-intensive tasks to South Korean companies, tapping their cheap labor and fueling the expansion of the South Korean economy.
South Korea now subcontracts labor-intensive tasks to its poorer neighbors.
SFEs or FPUs became designated project managers tasked to subcontract forests to local people for protection or plantation, monitoring the implementation of these activities and providing necessary technical support.
On the industrial level, these tasks are subcontracted out to large processors that do them by the metric ton.
