We cannot continue a system where the company, a multinational company, as phenomenally successful as yours, and deservedly so, can make a decision, sitting down in 2008 and 2009, as to where the profits are going to flow.
Carl Levin: “We cannot continue a system where the company, a multinational company, as phenomenally successful as yours, and…”
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Levin criticizes the unilateral profit allocation decisions of multinational companies.
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