わが国食品工業資本の資本輸出と「多国籍企業化」

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In recent years there has been a rapid development of Japanese agro industry capital in overseas direct investments. This is as a result of the acceleration of surplus products in Japan's domestic markets. The reproduction of agro industry capital is constrained by the accumulation conditions and the narrowing base. The destination of Japanese investment was initially Asia but Japanese investment now plays a central role in North America and other advanced capitalist countries. The change in the destination of Japanese investment has been accompanied by the shift from developing imports to the export of capital to secure and exploit local markets. In that sense, it can be said that Japanese agro capital has reached full-scale corporatization. Its success is yet to be determined, but it will progress only with a further secession from a domestic raw materials base, and in the face of severe competition from global capital.
北海道大学の論文
2003-03-28