Cross-border trade between multinational companies and their affiliates
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Cross-border trade between multinational companies and their affiliates
Intrafirm trade is the trade between two subsidiaries of a company. In such a case, normal trade laws do not apply, and can therefore occur without any hinderance.
H. Ingham has written: 'Interfirm comparison for management'
Herbert Ingham has written: 'Interfirm comparison for management'
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