Subsidiary objectives
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In reality, do subsidiaries always try "to pursue HQ main objectives" or do they often pursue their own objectives?
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This solution helps explore the objectives of subsidiaries within the context of business strategy and analysis.
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A parent company owns more than 50% of the stock of a subsidiary. The parent company is responsible for incorporating the subsidiary, naming the board and executive management, and creates guidelines for upholding the parent's rule of its subsidiary. In reality it depends if a subsidiary tries to pursue the parent company's main objectives or their own. In the study, Subsidiary Roles and Relationships: ...
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