Investor Friendly Policy Of The Term Paper

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According to the proposed laws, the countries and ruling authority should seek quarterly reports from the multinational companies for explaining their production activities, secondly the companies should be encouraged to invest funds towards the social and economic prosperity of the local population, and in exchange the ruling authority should offer the company with possible concession in terms of taxation or import duty. In different countries, including China, the hub of foreign investment, the country seek periodic reports from its investors about their operations, and offers maximum concession to those companies that have promised and provided economic prosperity to the local citizens. (Larry Kahaner (2003). Values,...

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Richard F. Kaufman (1996). The War Profiteers. Oxford Publishers

Alvin Saunders Johnson (2002). Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. Cambridge Publishers.

Ramananda Chatterjee (2001). The Modern Review. Princeton Hall.

Larry Kahaner (2003). Values, Prosperity, and the Talmud: Business Lessons from the Ancient Rabbis. Longman Publishers.


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