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Kibernetski neokolonijalizam II: IMF i Transnacionalne korporacije (TNK) - partneri na globalnom planu

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  • Dragoljub Stojanov

    (Ekonomski fakultet, Rijeka)

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U uvjetima globalizacije svjetskoga gospodarstva, tj. U uvjetima kibernetskog neokolonijalizma položaj male srednje razvijene zemlje dobiva nove dimenzije: izbor strategije gospodarskog rasta i razvitka u uvjetima funkcionalne integracije svjetske ekonomije nije stvar izbora doticne zemlje. Njezina razvojna i ekonomska politika nije izolirana, neovisna i vocena nacionalnim interesima. Mijenja se njezina dimenzija komparativnih prednosti. Ona postaje ne samo price taker, nego je i rule taker. Ako je k tome zemlja i zadužena, kao što je Republika Hrvatska, onda ona mora formulirati svoju gospodarsku strategiju i svoju ekonomsku politiku na taj nacin da što manje odstupa od pravila igre koja diktiraju temeljni subjekti svjetske ekonomije, a to su danas transnacionalne korporacije. Svakako, u prijelaznom razdoblju k punoj globalizaciji svjetskoga gospodarstva to su i velike zemlje, osobito supersile, koje su kako price settersi tako i rule makersi.

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  • Dragoljub Stojanov, 2008. "Kibernetski neokolonijalizam II: IMF i Transnacionalne korporacije (TNK) - partneri na globalnom planu," Ekonomija Economics, Rifin d.o.o., vol. 14(2), pages 403-430.
    • Handle: RePEc:eff:ekoeco:v:14:y:2008:i:2:p:403-430
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    1. Miroslav Gregurek & Neven Vidakovic & Josip Grgic, 2011. "Global Banking And The Role Of The Lander Of Last Resort," Montenegrin Journal of Economics, Economic Laboratory for Transition Research (ELIT), vol. 7(1), pages 21-38.

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