The volume and complexity of a firm's intracorporate transfers depends on ________.

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The volume and complexity of a firm's intracorporate transfers depend on the number of firm subsidiaries and alliances around the world. As the number of subsidiaries and alliances increase, so does the volume and complexity of intracorporate transfers. The amount of cash available from loans, the value of shareholders' stock, and the country from which the firm originates may impact a firm's operations but do not directly impact intracorporate transfers.

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