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The following items are tangible components of a corporate image, except:
SOX-Type Standards
Regulatory standards similar to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), aimed at improving the accuracy and reliability of corporate disclosures and the protection against corporate and accounting fraud.
Cost-Benefit Analysis
A process used to evaluate the total expected cost of a project compared to its expected benefits, in order to determine its feasibility or profitability.
International Companies
Businesses that operate across national borders, engaging in international trade or services.
U.S. Standards
Refers to the guidelines, principles, and procedures established in the United States for various activities, including accounting, manufacturing, and other industries.
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