The New International Economy

Robert M. Stern · Harry M. Makler · Alberto Martinelli · Neil J. Smelser

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The essays in The New International Economy deal with the multinational economy and the changes coming over it. The authors present evidence that multinationals depress the economies of host developing countries and discuss the problems these trans-national giants create for labour movements. Case studies of Brazil and Quebec show local effects of the new international order. Preference for advanced countries and only certain nations of the Third World is shown at work in private Euromarket financial operations.

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