N-form

N-form Describing a type of organizational structure in which several smaller companies representing different stages in the production process establish informal links with one another rather than joining together in vertical integration. The ‘N’ stands for ‘network’. Recent years have seen a trend towards N-form and M-form structures.

• internal control
• internal control system
• internal customer
• internal failure costs
• internal growth
• internal marketing
• internal rate of return
• Internal Revenue Code
• Internal Revenue Service
• internal supplier
• internal user
• International Accounting Standard
• INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
• International Accounting Standards Board
• International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
• international banking facility
• International Business Reply Service
• International Capital Market Association
• International Chamber of Commerce
• international commodity agreements
• International Development Association
• international division
• International Financial Reporting Standard
• INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS
• International Fund for Agricultural Development