OECD GUIDELINES FOR BUILDING RESPONSIBLE FORMATIONS OF MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES
HENRYK WNOROWSKI, ANNA WIERZBICKA
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HENRYK WNOROWSKI, ANNA WIERZBICKA
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International business has undergone far-reaching structural changes and multinational enterprises are a significant and lasting element of the modern world economy. Strong competition in the market has shown that businesses operating in this area have to cope with a whole range of legal, social and regulatory rules, etc. Many examples of multinational enterprises have shown that respecting high standards of business conduct can increase the pace of growth. This demonstrates the need for discussion of the guidelines addressed to this group of actors, responding to the multitude of problems encountered by international market participants.
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International business has undergone far-reaching structural changes and multinational enterprises are a significant and lasting element of the modern world economy. Strong competition in the market has shown that businesses operating in this area have to cope with a whole range of legal, social and regulatory rules, etc. Many examples of multinational enterprises have shown that respecting high standards of business conduct can increase the pace of growth. This demonstrates the need for discussion of the guidelines addressed to this group of actors, responding to the multitude of problems encountered by international market participants.
Key concepts: Multinational corporation, Pace, Multitude, Competition (biology), Element (criminal law), Business, Industrial organization, International trade