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Financialization of Capital- Deteriorating of Working Conditions

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  • Fichter Michael

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This paper addresses the issue of establishing a regulatory regime along the production, supply and value chains of multinational corporations in terms of setting labor standards and protecting workers from the volatility of global financial markets. This paper also answers the questions such as Are IFAs viable approach? Can they achieve this goal? What factors may promote or inhibit the effectiveness of IFAs? And how many IFAs fit to the overall management and regulation of global value chains?

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  • Fichter Michael, 2009. "Financialization of Capital- Deteriorating of Working Conditions," Working Papers id:2121, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:2121
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