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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abroad activity advantage American corporations areas argued argument balance become benefits Britain British capital centers changes competition consequence continued core cost countries created critical decline dependence distribution dollar domestic dominant earnings economic economic and political effect emphasis Europe European example existing expansion export fact factors finance firms forces foreign direct investment foreign investment gains global growing growth host important income increase increasingly industrial innovation interests issue Japan Japanese labor liberal major manufacturing Marxism materials ment mercantilist military multinational corporation nature nineteenth century nomic organization overseas payments percent periphery political position Press production profit reasons relations relative respect response rise role share shift sources Soviet spread strategy tend theory tion trade United University wealth Western world economy York
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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 |
| ISBN | 0465089518, 9780465089512 |
| Length | 291 pages |
| Subjects | › Business & Economics / General |
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