- 1 Introduction
- 2 The institutionalist approach
- 3 The components of the US business system
- 3.1 Firms and product markets
- 3.2 Role of the state and interest associations
- 3.3 Financial markets
- 3.4 Labour markets
- 3.5 Capital and labour in the American business system
- 3.6 Work organisation and skills
- 3.7 Organisation of the personnel/IR function
- 3.8 Conclusion
- 4 The implications of the characteristics of the national business system for the behaviour of MNCs
- 4.1 MNCs and national embeddedness
- 5 Summary and conclusion
- Endnotes
- References
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