La multinationalisation des pétrolières canadiennes
Canadian foreign direct investment in the oil and gaz industry has been growing at a very rapid pace during the seventies and early eighties. Traditionnally oriented towards the United States, it is now flowring towards the United Kingdom and other North Sea Countries, the Mediterranean, Indonesia and Australia. Increasing oil prices and profits, mainly in international operations, explain the growth of many Canadian independent. These international firms are not already truly multinationals: they produce oil and/or gaz in two to four countries, but the extent of their exploration and development activities is leading them towards a more global activity.
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1984
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Authors: | Niosi, Jorge |
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L'Actualité Economique. - Société Canadienne de Sciences Économiques - SCSE. - Vol. 60.1984, 1, p. 106-121
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Société Canadienne de Sciences Économiques - SCSE |
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