multinational corporation
- multinational corporation
- transnacionalinė korporacija
statusas T sritis Politika
apibrėžtis Didelio masto verslo įmonė, kurios gamybos ir prekybos gaminių padaliniai įsikūrę daugelyje valstybių. Transnacionalinės korporacijos (TNK) yra labai lanksčios ir gali lengvai keisti gamybinių pajėgumų dislokavimo šalį, priklausomai nuo to, kur randa palankiausias sąlygas plėtoti verslą. Dėl mastų ir svarbos pastaraisiais dešimtmečiais tapo labai svarbios tarptautinių santykių dalyvės; turi galimybių daryti įtaką mažesnių ir silpnesnių, kartais ir didžiųjų valstybių sprendimams sau palankia linkme, tuo pat metu išvengti pernelyg didelių, jų akimis žiūrint, įsipareigojimų valstybėms, kurių teritorijoje įsikuria. Valstybės suinteresuotos TNK atėjimu į jų ekonomikas, nes tai atneša investicijų ir kuria naujas darbo vietas, tačiau TNK sunku suvaldyti, nes jos dažnai turi didesnes finansines galimybes negu vyriausybės, o blogiausiu – konflikto su vyriausybe – atveju be didelių nuostolių gali tiesiog pasitraukti iš šalies, palikdamos nenuolaidžią vyriausybę likimo valiai.
atitikmenys: angl. multinational corporation
Politikos mokslų enciklopedinis žodynas. – Vilnius: Vilniaus universiteto leidykla.
Algimantas Jankauskas .
2007.
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