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Deepening Integration in the Pacific Economies: Corporate Alliances, Contestable Markets, and Free Trade (New Horizons in International Business.)
Alan M. Rugman
Gavin Boyd
Hardcover. Edward Elgar Publishing 1999-08.
ISBN 9781858986715
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Written by scholars in the field of international business, this book
examines the Pacific's rapidly expanding pattern of complex market and
structural linkages. The linkages are examined in studies of competition and
collaboration between firms and of competition and co-operation between
governments. The contributors focus on the effects of these interacting processes at the
corporate and government levels on the area's structural interdependencies;
these are assuming larger dimensions, especially because of contests for
regional market shares between Japanese firms, associated with each other in
industry groups, and American enterprises, operating more independently. The
structures and strategies of these corporations are reviewed, with projections
regarding the policy issues which their activities are posing for governments.
These policy issues are discussed in reference to the Asia Pacific Economic
Co-operation forum, led by the United States and Japan, which is committed to
regional trade and investment liberalization. Written by scholars of international business, this book examines the
Pacific's rapidly expanding pattern of complex market and structural linkages.
The linkages are examined in studies of competition and collaboration between
firms and of competition and co-operation between government.
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