Multinational Enterprise and Economic Analysis
Multinational Enterprise and Economic Analysis
3rd Edition
Richard E. Caves, Harvard University, Massachusetts
July 2007
Available
Hardback
9780521860130
The third edition of this highly accessible book is designed for people who want to understand how multinational firms “work” and what their consequences for the economy and for political choices are. It is designed to be readily useful to students of economics and business administration and to scholars (teachers and researchers) with interests in multinational enterprises.
- Written by the dean of American business economists, co-author of a leading text on international economics
- Third edition stresses new concepts of 'modal choice' (how multinationals organize their business), locational analysis, government openness to business
- Can be used by MBAs students in business economics courses as well as undergraduates
Product details
July 2007Hardback
9780521860130
402 pages
234 × 157 × 25 mm
0.66kg
Available
Table of Contents
- 1. The multinational enterprise as an economic organization
- 2. The MNE and models of international economic activity
- 3. Organization and growth of the MNE
- 4. Patterns of market competition
- 5. Income distribution and labor relations
- 6. Investment behavior and financial flows
- 7. Technology and productivity
- 8. Taxation, MNEs' behavior, and economic welfare
- 9. Multinationals in developing countries and economies in transition
- 10. Public policy.
