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catalog contributor b12104657.
catalog contributor b12104658.
catalog created "2000.".
catalog date "2000".
catalog date "2000.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
catalog description "A Productivity and Wage Determination 201 -- Appendix B Is Foreign Direct Investment a Complement to Trade? 207 -- Table 4.1 Annual Compensation per worker by foreign affiliates and parent companies of US multinational corporations, by industry, 1996 92 -- Table 4.2 Average compensation paid by foreign affiliates and average domestic manufacturing wage, by host-country income, 1994 94 -- Table 4.3 US direct investment position abroad by host-country income, 1997 107 -- Table 4.4 Countries in the sample by income category in 1985 and 1995 108 -- Table 4.5 Net fixed assets of foreign manufacturing affiliates of US multinational corporations and of US manufacturing firms, by host-country income, 1996 114 -- Table 4.6 US FDI and US unemployment 116 -- Table 4.7 Trade in goods among foreign affiliates, their US parents, and unaffiliated firms by host-country income, 1995 118 -- Table 4.8".
catalog description "Coefficients indicating relationship between US exports or imports of manufactured goods and US direct investment abroad 120 -- Table B.1 FDI-related activities and trade 212 -- Figure 4.1 Outflows of US foreign direct investment by host-country income (1995 income categories) 109 -- Figure 4.2 Shares of US foreign direct investment outflows by host-country income (1995 income categories) 109 -- Figure 4.3 Outflows of US foreign direct investment by host-country income (1985 income categories) 110 -- Figure 4.4 Shares of US foreign direct investment by host-country income (1985 income categories) 110 -- Figure 4.5 Outflows of US equity capital by hot-country income (1995 income categories) 111 -- Figure 4.6 Shares of US equity capital outflows by host-country income (1995 income categories) 112 -- Figure 4.7 Outflows of US equity by host-country income (1985 income categories) 112 -- Figure 4.8".
catalog description "Dog That Did Not Bark 1 -- FDI and Its Benefits 3 -- MAI Negotiations Falter 7 -- Negotiations Fail 10 -- An Economic Autopsy of the MAI 12 -- 2 MAI and the Politics of Failure: Who Killed the Dog? 15 -- MAI Is Conceived 20 -- Deep Internal Difficulties Emerge 25 -- NGOs Enter the Stage 35 -- Cavalry That Did Not Arrive 49 -- 3 Dissecting the MAI 51 -- Structure of the MAI 54 -- Goals, Scope, and Applications 55 -- Obligations of Host Countries 57 -- Dispute Settlement Procedures 74 -- Exceptions, Safeguards, and Reservations 78 -- Mouse That Might Have Roared? 80 -- 4 Globalization, Foreign Direct Investment, and Labor 81 -- Direct Investment and Wages in Developing Countries 84 -- Globalization and the Sweatshop Issue 99 -- US Direct Investment Abroad and Employment in the United States 106 -- Does Globalization Reduce Workers' Bargaining Power? 125 -- 5".
catalog description "Globalization, Foreign Direct Investment, and the Environment 131 -- Environmental Impact of Globalization and Growth 134 -- Foreign Investment: Can It Be Made Part of the Solution to the Environmental Problem? 148 -- Toward Global Rules That Are Environmentally Friendly 158 -- 6 MAI and the Developing Countries 165 -- Changing Position of Developing Countries on Foreign Direct Investment 167 -- Changing Attitudes Toward Multilateral Rule Making 173 -- Developing Countries and the Provisions of the MAI 175 -- Is There a Deal Breaker? 183 -- Is Any Negotiation on Investment Between Developing and Developed Countries Doomed to Failure? 184 -- 7 Where Does the Multilateral Investment Agenda Go From Here? 185 -- Arguments For and Against Multilateral Investment Rules 186 -- Is There a Constituency for Multilateral Investment Rules? 190 -- A Comprehensive WTO Investment Agreement: A Bridge Too Far? 198 -- Appendix".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-221) and index.".
catalog description "Shares of US equity capital outflows by host-country income (1985 income categories) 113 -- Figure 5.1 Income and pollution 138 -- Figure 5.2 Optimum level of pollution control 151.".
catalog extent "xvi, 234 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Fighting the wrong enemy.".
catalog identifier "0881322725 (paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Fighting the wrong enemy.".
catalog issued "2000".
catalog issued "2000.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Washington, DC : Institute for International Economics,".
catalog relation "Fighting the wrong enemy.".
catalog subject "332.67/3 21".
catalog subject "Globalization Social aspects.".
catalog subject "HD2755.5 .G722 2000".
catalog subject "International business enterprises Social aspects.".
catalog subject "Investments, Foreign (International law)".
catalog subject "Investments, Foreign Social aspects.".
catalog subject "Social responsibility of business.".
catalog tableOfContents "A Productivity and Wage Determination 201 -- Appendix B Is Foreign Direct Investment a Complement to Trade? 207 -- Table 4.1 Annual Compensation per worker by foreign affiliates and parent companies of US multinational corporations, by industry, 1996 92 -- Table 4.2 Average compensation paid by foreign affiliates and average domestic manufacturing wage, by host-country income, 1994 94 -- Table 4.3 US direct investment position abroad by host-country income, 1997 107 -- Table 4.4 Countries in the sample by income category in 1985 and 1995 108 -- Table 4.5 Net fixed assets of foreign manufacturing affiliates of US multinational corporations and of US manufacturing firms, by host-country income, 1996 114 -- Table 4.6 US FDI and US unemployment 116 -- Table 4.7 Trade in goods among foreign affiliates, their US parents, and unaffiliated firms by host-country income, 1995 118 -- Table 4.8".
catalog tableOfContents "Coefficients indicating relationship between US exports or imports of manufactured goods and US direct investment abroad 120 -- Table B.1 FDI-related activities and trade 212 -- Figure 4.1 Outflows of US foreign direct investment by host-country income (1995 income categories) 109 -- Figure 4.2 Shares of US foreign direct investment outflows by host-country income (1995 income categories) 109 -- Figure 4.3 Outflows of US foreign direct investment by host-country income (1985 income categories) 110 -- Figure 4.4 Shares of US foreign direct investment by host-country income (1985 income categories) 110 -- Figure 4.5 Outflows of US equity capital by hot-country income (1995 income categories) 111 -- Figure 4.6 Shares of US equity capital outflows by host-country income (1995 income categories) 112 -- Figure 4.7 Outflows of US equity by host-country income (1985 income categories) 112 -- Figure 4.8".
catalog tableOfContents "Dog That Did Not Bark 1 -- FDI and Its Benefits 3 -- MAI Negotiations Falter 7 -- Negotiations Fail 10 -- An Economic Autopsy of the MAI 12 -- 2 MAI and the Politics of Failure: Who Killed the Dog? 15 -- MAI Is Conceived 20 -- Deep Internal Difficulties Emerge 25 -- NGOs Enter the Stage 35 -- Cavalry That Did Not Arrive 49 -- 3 Dissecting the MAI 51 -- Structure of the MAI 54 -- Goals, Scope, and Applications 55 -- Obligations of Host Countries 57 -- Dispute Settlement Procedures 74 -- Exceptions, Safeguards, and Reservations 78 -- Mouse That Might Have Roared? 80 -- 4 Globalization, Foreign Direct Investment, and Labor 81 -- Direct Investment and Wages in Developing Countries 84 -- Globalization and the Sweatshop Issue 99 -- US Direct Investment Abroad and Employment in the United States 106 -- Does Globalization Reduce Workers' Bargaining Power? 125 -- 5".
catalog tableOfContents "Globalization, Foreign Direct Investment, and the Environment 131 -- Environmental Impact of Globalization and Growth 134 -- Foreign Investment: Can It Be Made Part of the Solution to the Environmental Problem? 148 -- Toward Global Rules That Are Environmentally Friendly 158 -- 6 MAI and the Developing Countries 165 -- Changing Position of Developing Countries on Foreign Direct Investment 167 -- Changing Attitudes Toward Multilateral Rule Making 173 -- Developing Countries and the Provisions of the MAI 175 -- Is There a Deal Breaker? 183 -- Is Any Negotiation on Investment Between Developing and Developed Countries Doomed to Failure? 184 -- 7 Where Does the Multilateral Investment Agenda Go From Here? 185 -- Arguments For and Against Multilateral Investment Rules 186 -- Is There a Constituency for Multilateral Investment Rules? 190 -- A Comprehensive WTO Investment Agreement: A Bridge Too Far? 198 -- Appendix".
catalog tableOfContents "Shares of US equity capital outflows by host-country income (1985 income categories) 113 -- Figure 5.1 Income and pollution 138 -- Figure 5.2 Optimum level of pollution control 151.".
catalog title "Fighting the wrong enemy : antiglobal activists and multinational enterprises / Edward M. Graham".
catalog type "text".