The volume and complexity of a firm's intracorporate transfers depends on ________.
A) the amount of cash available from loans
B) the value of the shareholders' stock
C) the country from which the firm originates
D) the number of subsidiaries and alliances the firm maintains worldwide

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The volume and complexity of a firm's intracorporate transfers largely depend on the number of subsidiaries and alliances it maintains worldwide. More subsidiaries and alliances mean more internal transactions and thus greater volume and complexity in managing those transfers.

The Volume and Complexity of a Firm's Intracorporate Transfers Depends