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C/B/1163. Are multinational corporations (MNC) a 'force for good' in developing regions of the global economy?
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- 2008
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The paper examines whether multinational corporations (MNC) are positively contributing to the economies of the developing countries. Theoretical approaches to the international HRM are reviewed assuming that Western multinational corporations tend to practice Western HRM policy in the host countries where they operate. The benefits of this practice are argued addressing HR issues in developing nations where Western HRM policies have not yet been fully practiced.
KEYWORDS: multinational, corporations, mnc, force, good, developing, regions, global, economy,
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