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The article analyses national and international aspects of state regulation of transnational corporations (TNCs). The necessity and possibility of reaching multilateral agreements in this area is conditioned by the needs of the world economy and the global nature of TNC operations. The positions of various participants of the regulation process are compared: international private corporations and their associations, states and their international organisations, trade unions. For international economists, teachers of economic and law schools, lecturers, readers interested in the economics of capitalist countries.
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