Corporate Profits and Cooptation: Networks of Market Constraints and Directorate Ties in the American Economy |
Contents
THE CONSTRAINT OF UNCOMPETITIVE SUPPLIERS AND CONSUMERS | 32 |
THE APPAREL INDUSTRY | 54 |
3 | 65 |
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absence actors advertising aggregate American analysis association average buying and selling Chapter coefficients competition computed concentration connected considered consumers cooptive relations corporate correlation defined described direct interlock directorate ties directorships discussed dollars economy effect equal establishments estimates executives expected expenditures extent Figure firm's firms four four-digit industries frequency given holding income increase indices indirect individual industry profits intensity interaction interest involved largest less market constraint market incentive market transactions mean measure multiplex negative negligible observed obtained occurred oligopolistic oligopoly operating organizations ownership pattern persons philanthropy posed positive predicted presented primary profit margin proportion purchases range ratio relative reported represented respectively sampled sector share single social sources specific statistic structural autonomy success suppliers Table tended tion types of directorate variables zero