Corporate Strategies under Structural Adjustment in Argentina

Structural Adjustment Programmes involving trade openness, privatization and deregulation are now applied by many semi-industrialized countries, including Argentina. This book includes: a brief theoretical introduction, principle chapters on Argentina's transnationals and national-holding companies and examines how smaller firms have responded to the reform policies, with some notable successes and some very disturbing results.

Auteur

ROBERTO BISANG Visiting Fellow, SPRU, Sussex University, United Kingdom ERNESTO DAL BO DPhil Student in Economics, University of Oxford GABRIEL YOGUEL Consultant, Inter-American Development Bank, UN-ECLAC, ILO, World Bank

Contenu
List of Tables Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction; B.Kosacoff Theoretical Approaches to the Microeconomic Evidence about Structural Change; E.D.Bo & B.Kosacoff The Development of Argentine Industry; B.Kosacoff The Responses of Transnational Corporations; B.Kosacoff Responses of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises; G.Yoguel The Responses of National Holding Companies; R.Bisang Business Strategies under Stabilization and Trade Openness in the 1990s; B.Kosacoff Index