1985
DOI: 10.1515/9781400857807
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Transnational Corporations versus the State

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“…In the case of Brazil, it has been noted that, 'The multiplicity of institutions involved in industrial development objectives permits contradictory or inconsistent moves to occur, undercutting any embryonic effort towards policy' (J.N. Behrman, quoted in Macomber, 1987: 478), while in Mexico intra-bureaucratic infighting has been associated with policy incoherence (Teichman, 1988: 103-8) and conflicts between different government agencies have limited the ability of the state to pursue particular development policies (Bennett and Sharpe, 1985 : 1 1 1-14).…”
Section: State Structures and The Capacity For Interventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of Brazil, it has been noted that, 'The multiplicity of institutions involved in industrial development objectives permits contradictory or inconsistent moves to occur, undercutting any embryonic effort towards policy' (J.N. Behrman, quoted in Macomber, 1987: 478), while in Mexico intra-bureaucratic infighting has been associated with policy incoherence (Teichman, 1988: 103-8) and conflicts between different government agencies have limited the ability of the state to pursue particular development policies (Bennett and Sharpe, 1985 : 1 1 1-14).…”
Section: State Structures and The Capacity For Interventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary level of analysis in dependency theory is at the nation-state level; thus one country would be "dependent" on another for its economic development.1 Importantly, though, dependency theorists have more closely examined the MNE than their counterparts working from an orthodox Marxist perspective. Empirical analyses of MNE activities in developing countries have been conducted by many dependency scholars (cf., Bennet and Sharpe, 1985;Evans, 1979;Gerefi, 1982). Although the grounded nature of the dependency analysis of the MNE is superior to the orthodox Marxist approach, the MNE itself continues to be depicted in largely functional terms as a rational actor maximizing its utilities.…”
Section: Radical Theories Of the Mnementioning
confidence: 99%
“…En el caso de la industria automovilistica, el estado privatizó las factorias ineficientes, quedindose, sin embargo, con una. De esta manera, podia controlar 10s precios del mercado vendiendo 10s coches <<del estado, mas o menos baratos; esto fue un arma de presión contra la MNC, que accedió a las peticiones gubernamentales (Bennet & Sharpe, 1985).…”
Section: Desarrollo Enamerica Latinaunclassified
“…Asi, México es mis vulnerable y dependiente de la influencia norteamericana. Aun en este caso, el estado tiene cierto poder para alterar la actuación de multinacionales (Bennet & Sharpe, 1985) (ver la sección sobre c<desarrollo~).…”
Section: El Estado Enamerica Latinaunclassified