Tony H Bonaparte
Biographic Data
| ID | 3624672 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tony H Bonaparte |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tony H |
| FAMILY NAME | Bonaparte |
| SIGNATURE | BONAPARTE T H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pace University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
George on Free Trade, At Home and Abroad: The American Economist and Social Philosopher Envisioned a World Unhindered in Production and Exchange
Henry George's theories on international trade are little known though he is respected as an advocate of free trade. He went along with the free traders of his time in three-fourths of his classic, Protection or Free Trade. But he went far beyond the others in the last fourth of his book. "True" free trade, he argued, in the debate over protection that engaged some of the best minds in England and America, applied to domestic production as well a…
Henry George's Impact at Home and Abroad: He Won the Workers of Marx's Adopted Country But Through Leninism Marxism Has Won Half the World
Henry George, the American economist and social philosopher, considered it an anomoly that, under modern industrial conditions, progress and poverty should march together. He recognized that the juxtaposition of wealth and want was a worldwide phenomenon and traced its cause to monopoly, particularly the monopoly of land and natural resources. Realizing that current taxes on consumption and production were disincentives to capital and labor, he p…
Multinational Corporations and Culture in Liberia
The proportion of multinational corporations (MCs) in a developing country (DC) has little to do with the degree of corruption of local culture that takes place. Rather, policy decisions taken by governments of DCs determine whether or not multinationals have a positive or negative impact, according to the author's research in Liberia among foreign managers, African supervisors, and Liberian workers. Even though Liberia has an "open door" policy …
The Influence of Culture on Business in a Pluralistic Society*A Study of Trinidad, West Indies
George on Free Trade, At Home and Abroad: The American Economist and Social Philosopher Envisioned a World Unhindered in Production and Exchange
Henry George's theories on international trade are little known though he is respected as an advocate of free trade. He went along with the free traders of his time in three-fourths of his classic, Protection or Free Trade. But he went far beyond the others in the last fourth of his book. "True" free trade, he argued, in the debate over protection that engaged some of the best minds in England and America, applied to domestic production as well a…
The Influence of Culture on Business in a Pluralistic Society*A Study of Trinidad, West Indies
Multinational Corporations and Culture in Liberia
The proportion of multinational corporations (MCs) in a developing country (DC) has little to do with the degree of corruption of local culture that takes place. Rather, policy decisions taken by governments of DCs determine whether or not multinationals have a positive or negative impact, according to the author's research in Liberia among foreign managers, African supervisors, and Liberian workers. Even though Liberia has an "open door" policy …
Henry George's Impact at Home and Abroad: He Won the Workers of Marx's Adopted Country But Through Leninism Marxism Has Won Half the World
Henry George, the American economist and social philosopher, considered it an anomoly that, under modern industrial conditions, progress and poverty should march together. He recognized that the juxtaposition of wealth and want was a worldwide phenomenon and traced its cause to monopoly, particularly the monopoly of land and natural resources. Realizing that current taxes on consumption and production were disincentives to capital and labor, he p…
George on Free Trade, At Home and Abroad: The American Economist and Social Philosopher Envisioned a World Unhindered in Production and Exchange
Henry George's theories on international trade are little known though he is respected as an advocate of free trade. He went along with the free traders of his time in three-fourths of his classic, Protection or Free Trade. But he went far beyond the others in the last fourth of his book. "True" free trade, he argued, in the debate over protection that engaged some of the best minds in England and America, applied to domestic production as well a…
Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Capital (architecture) (2 works) · George (robot) (2 works) · Government (linguistics) (2 works) · Market economy (2 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · African history and culture studies (1 works)