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... corporations have had to go abroad to grow . In recent years , American foreign direct in- vestment has equalled about a sixth of overall American domes- tic corporate investment and a substantially higher fraction in particular ...
... corporations have had to go abroad to grow . In recent years , American foreign direct in- vestment has equalled about a sixth of overall American domes- tic corporate investment and a substantially higher fraction in particular ...
Page 183
... Corporate Organization in Europe While some European national corporations have exten- sive holdings beyond Europe , few , so far , have either merged with corporations in other Common Market countries or ex- panded production directly ...
... Corporate Organization in Europe While some European national corporations have exten- sive holdings beyond Europe , few , so far , have either merged with corporations in other Common Market countries or ex- panded production directly ...
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... Corporation . 30. Counter - arguments hold that without American investments abroad , United States corporations would not so much increase their exports from the United States as lose much of Notes for Pages 175-177 319.
... Corporation . 30. Counter - arguments hold that without American investments abroad , United States corporations would not so much increase their exports from the United States as lose much of Notes for Pages 175-177 319.
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Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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