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Financial and tax risks modeling of a multinational company

Published: 07 Jan 2022 Issue:Volume 09 Issue 02 Nov 2021 Author details below

Nasser Mohammed Lasloom

Finance and credit departments, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

Elena Grigorieva

Finance and credit departments, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

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This study sought to find out the management practices employed by multinational companies in controlling the financial and tax risks they are exposed to. It also assessed the management practices used by multinational companies in the recent financial crisis. This study is relevant since multinational companies located in developing countries operate under different business environments. Hence, multinational companies in developing countries should control financial risk by using management practices conducive for the environment they operate in. Chevron Corporation was used as a case study. Data were obtained from its annual financial statement published on their website covering the period of year 2009-2018. Based on the result of the Stepwise regression analysis we identified the significant predictors in conditions of the economic environment to estimate the corporate prosperity and profitability measure of Chevron Corp.

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Published 07 Jan 2022

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Lasloom, N. M. & Grigorieva, E.. (2022). Financial and tax risks modeling of a multinational company. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 09 Issue 02.

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Lasloom, N. M. & Grigorieva, E.. (2022). Financial and tax risks modeling of a multinational company. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 09 Issue 02.

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Lasloom, Nasser Mohammed, and Elena Grigorieva. "Financial and tax risks modeling of a multinational company." International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 09 Issue 02, 2022.

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Nasser Mohammed Lasloom and Elena Grigorieva. "Financial and tax risks modeling of a multinational company." International Journal of Business and Economic Development Volume 09 Issue 02 (07 Jan 2022).

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Lasloom, N. M. & Grigorieva, E. (2022) Financial and tax risks modeling of a multinational company. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 09 Issue 02

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