Yugoslav Multinationals AbroadThis research examines the opportunities and constraints facing Yugoslav multinationals abroad, and considers in turn the historical, economic and political variables behind the growth of Yugoslav foreign investment. It also examines the motives, ownership structure and levels of success. |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES | 1 |
YUGOSLAVIA IN THE WORLD ECONOMY | 23 |
PROFILE OF YUGOSLAV EXTERNAL | 38 |
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Yugoslav Multinationals Abroad Patrick F.R. Artisien,Carl H. McMillan,Matija Rojec Limited preview - 1992 |
Yugoslav Multinationals Abroad Patrick F.R. Artisien,Carl H. McMillan,Matija Rojec No preview available - 2014 |
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abroad Accounting activities agreements analysis average banks Business capital Carleton University cent Centre changes Chapter CMEA companies competitive costs decision Developing Countries direct distribution DMEs domestic East East European East-West Eastern Europe economic relations equity established European existing exports factors Finally foreign investment foreign trade function Germany growth host country important inadequate increase industrial cooperation institutional Italy Joint Ventures LDCs less limit Ljubljana London major manufacturing McMillan ment minority minority-owned Joint Ventures motives multinational Number objective offices operations outward overseas ownership parent participation performance period problems production profit prompted reform representative Research respondents restrictions result sample Second sectors share shows Social socialist SOURCE Soviet strategy structure subsidiaries success Table technical Third World transport trend United West Western Western subsidiaries Yugoslav enterprises Yugoslav firms Yugoslav investors Yugoslavia