| Abstract: | Summary It is impossible for corporations that locate in South Africa to follow unilateral policies of their own because they must
enter into partnership with any of the parastals that we have already identified. Any foreign investor is required to sell
some of his shares to one of the government corporations or its subsidiaries before he can start his business operations.
These shares are not sold in the market, but under definite partnership agreements.
This article is a condensed version of chapter 10 of the recently revised book, The Political Economy of South Africa: The
Making of Poverty, published by University Press of America in Washington, D.C. |
