New York Times, June 18, 2002. ``There would be no effect on legitimate multinational corporations like DaimlerChrysler that have not used a haven to avoid American taxes.'' Yesterday, 2:41 p.m., letter from Unilever Global Affairs vice president. He says that his company, which owns Ben and Jerry's, would not be affected by this bill. What we've heard is nonsense. It's not evidence. Claims, not evidence.
Addressing claims about the impact of a bill on multinational corporations.
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