The Impact of MNCs on Local and National Economies
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A multinational uses transfer pricing between its subsidiaries to report profits in low-tax jurisdictions. This primarily benefits the firm by:
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 3 'The global economy' (Paper 2), Unit 3.4 'Impact of globalisation on local and national economies' — spec ref 3.4.1 'The impact of MNCs on local and national economies'. Covers the local impacts of a multinational corporation (MNC) entering an economy (jobs, wag…
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Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Hinge Check — Retrieval
- What Happens When an MNC Enters an Economy?
- Mapping the Impact of MNCs
- Hinge Check — Reading the Mind-Map
- LOCAL Impacts — In Detail
- Quick Check — Local Impacts
- NATIONAL Impacts — In Detail
- Hinge Check — FDI and the Balance of Payments
- Transfer Pricing — Explained Carefully
- Hinge Check — Transfer Pricing
- Main Activity — Ventoro Motors in Kaimara
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