Unethical practices of transnational corporations

Move production to countries and localities where they can pay less than a living wage or use the threat of moving jobs to break up labor unions and bargain down wages. Gains from productive activity are thus shifted from working people to money people. Furthermore, the stress of attempt ing to maintain self and family on insecure jobs paying less than a family wage results in family breakdown and violence and depletes the social capital of society.

1. Unethical commercial practices
2. Irresponsible international trade
3. Commercial disregard of social responsibility
4. Abuse of authority

1. Socially irresponsible programmes of transnational banks
2. Smuggling cigarettes
3. Records destruction by transnational enterprises
4. Political intervention by transnational corporations
5. Participation of transnational corporations in the apartheid system
6. Monopolistic activity by transnational enterprises
7. Misuse of free production zones and export enclaves
8. Human rights violations by corporations
9. Exploitative financial policies of transnational corporations
10. Excessive exploitation of raw material reserves by transnational enterprises
11. Domination of economic integration by transnational corporations
12. Domination of countries by transnational corporations
13. Disruption of domestic social policies by transnational corporations
14. Disruption of cultural and social identities in host countries by transnational corporations
15. Discrimination against women workers in multinational enterprises
16. Bribery by transnational enterprises
17. Debt loading

1. Restraint on development by transnational corporations
2. Interference of transnational banks in domestic economic policies
3. Increasing income disparity due to transnational corporations
4. Inappropriate transfer of technology
5. Imperialistic distribution system
6. Harmful effects of advertising by transnational corporations
7. Erosion of national sovereignty by transnational enterprises
8. Dependence on import of staple foods due to transnational corporations
9. Abuse of scientific power

1. Restrictive business practices of transnational corporations
2. Oligopolies
3. Non-accountability of transnational enterprises
4. Abuse of economic power

1. Scrutinizing practices of transnational corporations
2. Researching transnational corporations
3. Monitoring economic control by transnational corporations
4. Linking corporate strategies to employment effects
5. Intimidating
6. Engaging in multinational commerce
7. Engaging in illegal multinational commerce
8. Determining environmental liability
9. Corrupting international enterprises
10. Claiming corporate intimidation

1. Unsociable
2. Unethical
3. Uncorporate
4. Responsibility
5. Irresponsibility
6. Intimidation
7. Illegality
8. Corruption

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