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The Geography of multinationals : studies in the spatial development and economic consequences of multinational corporations / edited by Michael Taylor and Nigel Thrift.

Contributor(s): Taylor, Michael, Ph. D. Taylor, Michael, Ph. D | Thrift, N. J.

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BookSeries: Croom Helm series in geography and environment. Publisher: London : Croom Helm, c1982Subject(s): International business enterprises | Industrial location

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The Geography of multinationals : studies in the spatial development and economic consequences of multinational corporations / edited by Michael Taylor and Nigel Thrift.

Contributor(s): Taylor, Michael, Ph. D. Taylor, Michael, Ph. D | Thrift, N. J.