The Multinational Monitor
 
March 1983 - Volume 4 - Number 3
 
The Caribbean Basin Initiative: Boon or Bust? 

C O N T E N T S

Features

The Caribbean Basin Initiative: A plan that won't work
- by Vincent P. Wilber
Reagan's CBI fails to address the basic economic, political and social problems of the area

U.S. strategy in the Caribbean
- by Glen Gibbons
An interview with Roger Burbach, director of the Center for the Study of the Americas

Jamaica under Seaga
- by Suzanne Soracco and Tim Shorrock
Despite Seaga's overtures to multinationals, big business is staying away

Socialist Countries open door foreign investors
     I. Cuba's cautious moves to attract investment
     - by Stephen Zorn
     II. Nicaragua debates new rules for foreign companies
     - by Rose Marie Audette and David Kowalewski

News Monitor

Illinois outbids Oregon for Hyster plant
- by Catherine Siegner

Ford's new idea: space
- by Lennie Siegel

United Brands in dispute with Panamanian unions, government
- by Jack Mudrey

Multinationals plan massive mining operations
- by Pedro Garcia

Mindanao plantation sparks controversy
- by Catherine Caufield

Filipino unions fight multinationals
- by Wes Uemura

Corporate farming in the Pacific Northwest
- by Dan Mintie

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