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The New rules of globalization

By:

Bremmer, Ian

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2014Action note:

2/14/14 SANDRAW

Summary: Describes a political landscape denoted as guarded globalisation in which governments of developing countries have become wary of opening more industries to multi-national companies and are zealously protecting local industries. Argues that the rise of state capitalism in emerging markets presents a disincentive for companies to invest and suggests ways for companies to manage the risks in this arena.

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Describes a political landscape denoted as guarded globalisation in which governments of developing countries have become wary of opening more industries to multi-national companies and are zealously protecting local industries. Argues that the rise of state capitalism in emerging markets presents a disincentive for companies to invest and suggests ways for companies to manage the risks in this arena.

2/14/14 SANDRAW

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