Briefing
How Much Do Multinational Companies in the U.S. Depend on Immigrant Workers?
Morales, Nicolas (2023-06)
Foreign multinational firms that operate in the U.S. hire more immigrants from their home countries than from other countries, in part because they facilitate communication between the parent company and the subsidiaries in the U.S. Restrictions to immigration in the U.S. can cause the relocation of production to countries such as India and Canada. Multinational companies drive a big part of this relocation, since they are more intensive on immigrants.
Richmond Fed Economic Brief , Volume 23 , Issue 21

Journal Article
Global Profit Shifting through Intellectual Property and the Impact of US Tax Reforms
Santacreu, Ana Maria; LaBelle, Jesse (2023-05-08)
Evidence on patent transactions suggests that multinational enterprises engage in profit-shifting practices by transferring patents to tax havens.
Economic Synopses , Issue 10 , Pages 2 pages