TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES: DEFINITION, SPECIFICATION AND ADVANTAGES

Year 2017, , 79 - 92, 01.01.2017

Ozlam Tahırlı

https://doi.org/10.17932/IAU.IAUD.13091352.2017.9/33.79-92

Abstract

The
transnational companies are considered to be the most complex and modern form
among the companies, however it has certain factors that makes it more obliged
comparing to other ones as well. Before
we overview the structure and factors of transnational companies we should
review all forms of companies and determine its general definitions.

Keywords

Transnational, company, management, differences, advantages

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