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T1 A preliminary analysis of transnational corporation involvement in the tobacco industry of Thailand
A1 UN.ESCAP, ESCAP/UNCTC Joint Unit on Transnational Corporations,
YR 1979-09
LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/6570
PB United Nations
AB <p>This paper represents a preliminary survey of the extent of TNC involve­ ment, especially that of transnational leaf buyers, in the production and eiqpórt of tobacco leaf in Thailand. Tobacco varieties included in this study are Virginia, Burley and Oriental (Turkish) tobacco, with special emphasis being placed on Virginia tobacco. This does not necessarily mean that native (Thai) tobacco is not an important crop. The native sun-dried leaf, however, lies beyond the present scope of TNC operations.</p>
<p>Two major concerns of this study are the extent of control that TNCs and their affiliates exert on the industry and the gains to farmers generated by tobacco cultivation. In the investigation of gains from TNC operations, two distinct levels of gains may be considered.</p>
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TY - GEN
T1 - A preliminary analysis of transnational corporation involvement in the tobacco industry of Thailand
AU - UN.ESCAPESCAP/UNCTC Joint Unit on Transnational Corporations
Y1 - 1979-09
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/6570
PB - United Nations
AB - This paper represents a preliminary survey of the extent of TNC involve ment, especially that of transnational leaf buyers, in the production and eiqpórt of tobacco leaf in Thailand. Tobacco varieties included in this study are Virginia, Burley and Oriental (Turkish) tobacco, with special emphasis being placed on Virginia tobacco. This does not necessarily mean that native (Thai) tobacco is not an important crop. The native sun-dried leaf, however, lies beyond the present scope of TNC operations.
Two major concerns of this study are the extent of control that TNCs and their affiliates exert on the industry and the gains to farmers generated by tobacco cultivation. In the investigation of gains from TNC operations, two distinct levels of gains may be considered.
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title = {A preliminary analysis of transnational corporation involvement in the tobacco industry of Thailand},
year = {1979-09},
abstract = {This paper represents a preliminary survey of the extent of TNC involve ment, especially that of transnational leaf buyers, in the production and eiqpórt of tobacco leaf in Thailand. Tobacco varieties included in this study are Virginia, Burley and Oriental (Turkish) tobacco, with special emphasis being placed on Virginia tobacco. This does not necessarily mean that native (Thai) tobacco is not an important crop. The native sun-dried leaf, however, lies beyond the present scope of TNC operations.
Two major concerns of this study are the extent of control that TNCs and their affiliates exert on the industry and the gains to farmers generated by tobacco cultivation. In the investigation of gains from TNC operations, two distinct levels of gains may be considered.
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@misc{20.500.12870_6570
author = {UN.ESCAPESCAP/UNCTC Joint Unit on Transnational Corporations},
title = {A preliminary analysis of transnational corporation involvement in the tobacco industry of Thailand},
year = {1979-09},
abstract = {This paper represents a preliminary survey of the extent of TNC involve ment, especially that of transnational leaf buyers, in the production and eiqpórt of tobacco leaf in Thailand. Tobacco varieties included in this study are Virginia, Burley and Oriental (Turkish) tobacco, with special emphasis being placed on Virginia tobacco. This does not necessarily mean that native (Thai) tobacco is not an important crop. The native sun-dried leaf, however, lies beyond the present scope of TNC operations.
Two major concerns of this study are the extent of control that TNCs and their affiliates exert on the industry and the gains to farmers generated by tobacco cultivation. In the investigation of gains from TNC operations, two distinct levels of gains may be considered.
},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/6570}
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TY - GEN
T1 - A preliminary analysis of transnational corporation involvement in the tobacco industry of Thailand
AU - UN.ESCAPESCAP/UNCTC Joint Unit on Transnational Corporations
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/6570
PB - United Nations
AB - This paper represents a preliminary survey of the extent of TNC involve ment, especially that of transnational leaf buyers, in the production and eiqpórt of tobacco leaf in Thailand. Tobacco varieties included in this study are Virginia, Burley and Oriental (Turkish) tobacco, with special emphasis being placed on Virginia tobacco. This does not necessarily mean that native (Thai) tobacco is not an important crop. The native sun-dried leaf, however, lies beyond the present scope of TNC operations.
Two major concerns of this study are the extent of control that TNCs and their affiliates exert on the industry and the gains to farmers generated by tobacco cultivation. In the investigation of gains from TNC operations, two distinct levels of gains may be considered.
