The final demand parts, consumption and investment, of Japanese subsidiary sectors were shared by using actual consumption and investment in Japan and China.
If this urgent global challenge is to be decisively addressed, the CCAB should be based in Washington, D.C. (just like the World Bank and the IMF) with a private sector subsidiary (just like the International Finance Corporation, a World Bank unit) based in Beijing.
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.
Due to the complex franchise, joint-venture and subsidiary systems in the tourism sector, regulators view tax avoidance as a significant concern.
This figure does not consider a "saving/investment" function as a subsidiary unit of the institutional sector for simplification.
As in Fig. 1, this figure does not consider a "saving/investment" function as a subsidiary unit of the institutional sector for simplification.
When historians evaluate the presidency of Barack Obama, they will conclude that he and his administration did a remarkable job combatting climate change, given the limits of his legal authorities and the active opposition from the wholly owned subsidiary of the fossil energy sector, better known as Congress.
It is thought to be in talks to buy Mitteleuropäische Handelsbank, a small subsidiary of NordLB, a public-sector lender.
The Other activities segment includes general insurance products, products related to car insurance, subsidiaries non related to insurance sector, and assets and liabilities unallocated and allocated to the surplus as well as eliminations and consolidation entries.
Qwest has far fewer customers than the other three Bells -- Verizon Communications, SBC Communications and BellSouth -- and it is the only one that does not own a wireless subsidiary, which is a prime growth sector in telecommunications.
