The Transnational Activities of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

The Transnational Activities of Small and Medium-Sized Corporations contains a study of the role, impact and policy implications of small and medium-sized transnational corporations (TNC's) in the developed economies as well as in the developing countries.
After a description of the theoretical framework the volume analyzes trends, patterns and salient features of small and medium-sized TNC's by emphasizing the problems in the transnationalization process and proposes measures and policy suggestions to promote foreign direct investment by small and medium-sized enterprises.
The study is largely derived form a survey, conducted by the author, designed to obtain information about the characteristics and consequences of small and medium-sized transnational corporations activities compared with those of large TNC's and indigenous firms.
In eight chapters, this volume describes the role of TNC's in domestic economies and their transnational activities.