"Terrorism and Multinational Corporations: International Business Deals" by John J. Mazzarella

Article Title

Terrorism and Multinational Corporations: International Business Deals with the Costs of Geopolitical Conflict

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John J. Mazzarella, University of Northern Iowa

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Abstract

Long before U.S. Armed Forces were committed to the Global War on Terrorism, multinational corporations were habitually the targets of extremist organizations. The threat of global terrorism has a negative effect on international business and commerce. This paper explores the most significant costs of terrorism on international business and evaluates methods for minimizing the negative economic impact of global terrorism.

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Spring 2005

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Major Themes in Economics

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International License.

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Recommended Citation

Mazzarella, John J. (2005) "Terrorism and Multinational Corporations: International Business Deals with the Costs of Geopolitical Conflict," Major Themes in Economics, 7, 59-73.
Available at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/mtie/vol7/iss1/6