Multinational Corporations and the Politics of Dependence

Corporate group, Subsidiary, Natural resource, S.A. (corporation), Primary sector of the economy, Legislation, Council of Economic Advisers, Economic planning, Anti-imperialism, Foreign direct investment, Investment, El Teniente, Diversification (finance), Economic rent, Investment Climate, Economics, Gresham's law, Capitalism, Industry, Military dictatorship, La Ley (publisher), Corporate finance, Imperialism, Market power, Export restriction, Investor, Consumer, Tax rate, Bilateral monopoly, Business ethics, Economic ideology, Nationalization, Marxian economics, Economic interventionism, Profit (economics), Customer, Business cycle, Fabricator (intelligence), Political economy, Competition law, Overseas Private Investment Corporation, Supply (economics), Price ceiling, Import Duty, State-owned enterprise, Export–Import Bank of the United States, Hard currency, Economic cost, Kaiser Aluminum, Tax policy, Tax incidence, Foreign tax credit, Multinational corporation, Federal Trade Commission, Investment policy, Mining, World economy, Excise Tax, Economic nationalism, Commercial policy, Foreign corporation, Keynesian economics, Chileans, Corporation, Tax, Industrialisation, Economy, Dependency theory, Tax reform, Oligopoly