Outposts of Monopoly Capitalism: Southern Africa in the Changing Global Economy |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
The Technological Revolution and Growing Competition | 17 |
Transnational Corporate Business in Africa | 44 |
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Outposts of Monopoly Capitalism: Southern Africa in the Changing Global Economy Neva Makgetla,Ann Willcox Seidman No preview available - 1980 |
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affiliates African countries African Financial Mail agricultural Anglo Angola apartheid areas auto Bantustans Barclays Botswana British capital capitalist chemicals colonial continued copper domestic Dresdner Bank economy electrical employment ensure expanded exports factories funds gold growth imported increasingly independent African industrial institutions investable surpluses investment in South ISCOR Japan Japanese Johannesburg Kenya labor largest Lesotho loans Lonrho machinery and equipment Malawi manufacturing ment military million mineral mining finance houses minority regime Mobil Mozambique Namibia neighboring Nigeria nuclear output overseas parastatal participation percent plans plants policies political population production profits projects Rand refinery regime's regional reported sectors share Source South Africa South African Financial South African regime southern Africa Southern Rhodesia Soweto uprising steel Swaziland Table Tanzania technologies throughout tion trade transnational banks transnational corporations U.S. banks U.S. dollars U.S. firms United uranium wages Zambia Zimbabwe
