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Browsing: MNCs
- The change in patterns of trade triggered by these two major events is now forcing the MNCs to go back to the drawing board.
- MNCs need to reconfigure their trade routes. They have to re-lobby for assured capital and they have to broker new destinations for their goods.
- With the changing global trade polarities, the MNCs are rethinking China, and eyeing future giants like Africa.
The much acclaimed African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) that came into being last year may just have saved Africa from a new world trade order.
Thanks to the global pandemic and then the Russia-Ukraine war, the plate tectonic of global trade is shifting. The resulting divergence and convergence are squeezing and pulling in different directions.
Multinational Companies (MNCs) have, for the last three decades or more, controlled trade. These international corporations have enjoyed the fruits of globalization more than any other business entity.
They …