L'évolution des structures des groupes agro-industriels multinationaux pendant le dernier quart du XXe siècle
Selma Tozanli
Économie rurale, 1996, vol. 231, issue 1, 29-38
Abstract:
[fre] Les groupes agro-industriels multinationaux sont les acteurs importants du processus de globalisation de l'économie mondiale par leurs stratégies de diversification produits/marchés et de l'internationalisation, dans le but d'élargir leurs champs d'action et de maximiser leur profit afin de rester performants et compétitifs sur un marché en pleine mutation en raison surtout du rétrécissement constant de la demande effective particulièrement dans les pays occidentaux. Leur évolution reste étroitement liée à celle du système agro-alimentaire mondial. [eng] The food multinationals are the active actors of the globalisation process of the world economy. By diversifying their products and markets, and by an international expansion of their markets they adopt new strategies to pull themselves up in world ranking and to maximise their profits in order to stay competitive and efficient in a market submitted to continuous changes and continuously shrinking due to a stagnant consumer demand, especially in Western countries. In fact, we can trace some trends on the evolution of the world's agro-food system by observing their structural evolution.
Date: 1996
Note: DOI:10.3406/ecoru.1996.4769
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