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Multinational Corporations |
Edited by Mark Casson, Professor of Economics, University of Reading, UK
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| 1990 |
640 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 85278 192 7 |
£200.00 |
on-line discount
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‘In one book a reader can find almost everything relevant. . . . a highly recommended reading for all those dealing with MNEs.’
– Marjan Svetlicic, CICD, Development and South Side Cooperation
This book provides an invaluable state-of-the art survey of the most important work on multinational corporations. It includes the first English translation of a key work by Stephen Hymer which transforms our understanding of the evolution of the modern theory of multinational corporations. The integration of multinationals into theories of trade and factor movements is an underlying theme. There is an extensive review of the comparative performance of American, Japanese and European multinationals, within an historical perspective.
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31 articles, dating from 1968 to 1988
Contents: Introduction 1. Early Analysis 2. Marginalist Analysis of Location and Trade 3. Market Structure and Oligopolistic Reaction 4. Technology Transfer: Contractual Alternatives 5. Technology Transfer: Resource Costs and Spill-Over Benefits in the Host Country 6. Organisation and Location of R and D 7. Intra-Firm Trade 8. Off Shore Processing and Internationally Rationalized Production 9. Marketing, Implicit Contracts, and the Service Sector 10. Comparative Organization and Performance
Contributors: P.J. Buckley, J.H. Dunning, E.M. Graham, G.K. Helleiner, E.S. Mansfield, R.D. Pearce, A. Romeo
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