e.g.
"Transnational corporations (parents)"
1. Denmark 9,356 2. Germany 8,492 3. Sweden 5,118 4. Switzerland 4,506 5. Israel 4,334 6. United States 3,387 7. Canada 1722 8. France 1695 9. Netherlands 1608 10. Brazil 1225
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/eco_tra_cor_par_cap&int=-1
regards,
Grant.
> First off my apologies. I know LBO talk is not a generic research request
> list but I am having trouble finding some data and a bit further down the
> line the fruits of my labor may be useful for LBO subscribers:
>
> I need to find some up to date stats on the relative share that each
> country has of trans/multinational corps. The ILO has some stats
>
(http://www.itcilo.it/actrav/actrav-english/telearn/global/ilo/multinat/mult
inat.htm)
> but they only go up to 1996. Does anybody know where i can find a more up
> to date source?
>
> I need this info as I am writing an article on theorizing imperialism in
> an age of transnational capitalism. It is basically a critique of the
> Empire / Robinson 'global-capitalist' theorists and the more Leninist
> 'nation-statist' theorists a-la Callinicos, Gowan etc. I would be happy to
> send a first draft of the article out when complete.
>
> many thanks,
>
> Doug.
>