The transnational corporations directly distribute labor power over various markets, functionally allocate resources, and organize hierarchically the various sectors of world production.
The transnational corporations directly distribute labour power over various markets, functionally allocate resources, and organise hierarchically the various sectors of world production.
The manager uses the scheduler to form a jump queue, knows how to keep statistics, distribute the width of the Internet channel and stop the return when it detects network activity.
We find that these effects amplify observed changes in nominal inequality over time, lead to a more regressive distribution of the gains from international trade, and give rise to new distributional implications of business regulations.
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