Question 1 1.1 Company A owns 60% of Company B and Company B owns 30% of...

Question 1

1.1 Company A owns 60% of Company B and Company B owns 30% of the ordinary shares of Company C

Discuss the theory that refers to this situation and the degree of influence and control that Company A has over both the companies.

1.2 Company X owns 40% of Company Y and Company Y owns 30% of the ordinary shares of Company Z

Discuss the theory that's refers to this situation and the degree of influence and control that Company X has over both the companies.

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