Примери за използване на Tncs на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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TNCs- Transnational Corporations.
The economic interests of Western TNCs were key in this war.
A very typical regional and sectoral focus by TNCs.
TNCs buy shares in each other for business reasons, not for world domination.
This suggests a continued expansion of emerging TNCs as a source of FDI.
TNCs buy shares in each other for business reasons, not for world domination.
To counter the implementation of economic policies of those states where TNCs operate;
The total foreign investment of all TNCs are now playing a more significant role than trade.
For TNCs, so-called free trade lessens governmental restrictions on their movement and ability to maximise returns.
Consumer boycotts andcampaigns have also led TNCs to be more attentive to social responsibility and to their reputation risk.
TNCs control one third of the productive capital of the private sector around the world, up to 90% of direct investment abroad.
For the state to be left natural monopolies and implementation of strategic projects,including with the participation of TNCs.
For TNCs, so-called free trade lessens governmental restrictions on their movement and ability to maximise returns.
The state should keep natural monopolies andimplementation of strategic projects, including projects that involve participation of TNCs.
In fact, the activities of TNCs leads to integration, internationalization only within those limits and boundaries that are defined maximum profit.
The state should be left with control over natural monopolies and implementation of strategic projects,including with the participation of TNCs.
Transnational corporations(TNCs) can exploit small and medium-sized enterprises intensively and at the lowest possible cost, at a world level, due to outsourcing.
Restructuring in a number of industries, as well as the privatization of companies rescued during the global turmoil,will further create cross-border M&A opportunities for TNCs.
All these trends meant that by the 1970s oligopolistic consolidation and TNCs' role in global commerce was of a far different scale than earlier in the century.
TNCs are increasingly becoming the determining factor in deciding the fate of any country in the international system of economic relations, as well as for the development of the system itself.
It combines the mathematics long used to model natural systems with comprehensive corporate data to map ownership among the world's transnational corporations(TNCs).”.
TNCs cannot easily be held responsible for human rights violations when the corporation is legally incorporated in one state while it conducts its operation in another state.
However, China's restrictive rules on trade andinvestment forced TNCs to locate most of their production processes in the country instead of outsourcing only selected number of them.
TNCs from developing economies are more optimistic than their counterparts from developed countries, and expect that their foreign investments will recover faster.
There is still hope in the face of the G7 summit at the end of the week, butit is obvious that Europe will be hit by tariffs that will cost TNCs(trans-national corporations) a lot, and thousands of jobs are threatened.
The activities of the 100 largest TNCs increased significantly in 2006, with foreign sales and foreign employment almost 9% and 7% higher respectively, than in 2005.
As investors flee TNCs(Trans-national companies), Dow is now 1% in negative territory for the year, while the Russell 2000- composed of companies that derive their revenues mainly within the borders of the United States- has a 10% profit.
In the late 1980s and 1990s, transnational corporations(TNCs) saw China as the last frontier, the unlimited market that could endlessly absorb investment and endlessly throw off profitable returns.
Especially since the 1980s, TNCs' involvement at international political negotiations and fora has accompanied and encouraged the rise of global corporate economic power.
It should be noted that along with the positive aspects of TNCs activities in the world economy, there are negative impacts on the economies of the countries where they operate, and the countries where they are based.