The 'hollowing out' of corporations refers to the transfer of expertise from the home market to a company's foreign subsidiaries

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The 'hollowing out' of corporations typically refers to the process where companies reduce their domestic operations and workforce, often through outsourcing production and services to lower-cost locations abroad, rather than the transfer of expertise to foreign subsidiaries.

The 'Hollowing Out' of Corporations Refers to the Transfer of Expertise