Transnational Corporations and Third World Agriculture

Erich H. Jacoby

Development and Change, 1975, vol. 6, issue 3, 90-97

Abstract: I prefer to use the term ‘transnational’ because it indicates the tendency of the corporations to cross national frontiers with a minimum of difficulty, whereas the connotation ‘multinational’ may suggest a kind of common ownership which actually does not exist. This article has been published in Rapport, the periodical of the Swedish International Development Authority (no. 2, 1975).

Date: 1975
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