U S Power Multinational CorpAn examination of multinational corporations and foreign investment, their interactions with and impact on domestic and international politics, and the attendant costs and benefits to the United States |
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Contents
The Nature of Political Economy | 20 |
The Political Economy of Foreign Investment | 44 |
The British Strategy of Portfolio Investment | 79 |
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American corporations American economy American foreign argued balance of payments benefits Britain British capitalist Charles Kindleberger competition conflict consequence core economy core's countries dependence diffusion division of labor dollar domestic investment dominant earnings economic activity economic and political economic growth economic power effect European expansion export of capital factors factors of production finance foreign direct investment foreign investment foreign policy global hegemony Imperialism important income increasingly industrial core industrial power innovation international economic invest abroad investors Japan Japanese liberal liberal international major manufacturing Marxist ment mercantilist military multinational corporation nation-states national interest nineteenth century nomic overseas Pax Britannica percent peripheral economy periphery petroleum political economy political order position production public policies raw materials relative decline rise role sectors shift sovereignty at bay Soviet Union spread of industry strategy subsidiaries theory thesis tion trade United vestment wealth Western Europe world economy
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| Title | U S Power Multinational Corp Volume 2 of Political economy of international relations series |
| Authors | Robert Gilpin, William Gilpin |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Basic Books, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Mar 7, 2007 |
| Length | 291 pages |
| Subjects | › Business & Economics / General |
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