International Business: by Charles W.L. Hill
International Business: by Charles W.L. Hill
International Business: by Charles W.L. Hill
Business 7e
McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2009 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Chapter 20
20-3
Introduction
20-4
Classroom Performance System
20-5
Investment Decisions
20-6
Capital Budgeting
20-7
Capital Budgeting
20-8
Project And Parent Cash Flows
20-9
Adjusting For Political And Economic Risk
20-10
Adjusting For Political And Economic Risk
20-11
Adjusting For Political And Economic Risk
20-12
Financing Decisions
20-13
Source Of Financing
20-14
Financial Structure
20-15
Global Money Management
20-16
Minimizing Cash Balances
20-17
Reducing Transaction Costs
20-18
Classroom Performance System
20-19
Global Money Management:
The Tax Objective
20-20
Global Money Management:
The Tax Objective
Table 20.1: Corporate Income Tax Rates, 2006
20-21
Classroom Performance System
a) Canada
b) Ireland
c) Germany
d) Japan
20-22
Global Money Management:
The Tax Objective
a) tax credit
b) deferral principle
c) tax haven
d) tax treaty
20-24
Moving Money Across Borders: Attaining
Efficiencies And Reducing Taxes
20-25
Classroom Performance System
a) dividend remittances
b) royalty payments and fees
c) transfer prices
d) backing loans
20-26
Dividend Remittances
20-27
Royalty Payments And Fees
20-28
Transfer Prices
20-29
Transfer Prices
20-30
Fronting Loans
20-31
Classroom Performance System
a) dividend remittances
b) royalty payments and fees
c) transfer prices
d) backing loans
20-32
Techniques For Global Money Management
20-33
Centralized Depositories
20-34
Centralized Depositories
20-35
Multilateral Netting
20-36
Multilateral Netting
Figure 20.2a
20-37
Multilateral Netting
Figure 20.2b
20-38
Multilateral Netting
Figure 20.2c
20-39