1975
DOI: 10.5565/rev/papers/v4n0.900
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Propiedad y control de las grandes empresas en Chile

Abstract: Existe un consenso etasombroso)> (Dahrendorf 1959, p. 42) entre 10s cientistas sociales académicos con respecto al impacto de la pretendida separaci6n entre la propiedad y el control de las grandes sociedades anónimas * en la estructura de clases y en la economia política de 10s Estados Unidos y paises similares. Se atribuye a esta pretendida separación el efecto de haber, ya sea transformado o eliminado, la antigua ctclase capitalista), y, además, el haber dejado obsoleta una teoría de las clases sociales res… Show more

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“…When comparing recent studies on economic groups in Latin America with literature of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s (Hexner, 1950;Haberler, 1953;CEPAL, 1959;Lagos, 1961;Cademartori, 1971;Zeitlin, 1975) there is a surprising similarity in the components of analysis, such as the size, nature and economic role of these groups, and the concentration of power. The differences lie in the characteristics of the global factors that influence the formation of economic groups, in the relations between state and capital, and in the appraisal of the political and social effects of economic concentration.…”
Section: Economic Groups and Open Regionalismmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…When comparing recent studies on economic groups in Latin America with literature of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s (Hexner, 1950;Haberler, 1953;CEPAL, 1959;Lagos, 1961;Cademartori, 1971;Zeitlin, 1975) there is a surprising similarity in the components of analysis, such as the size, nature and economic role of these groups, and the concentration of power. The differences lie in the characteristics of the global factors that influence the formation of economic groups, in the relations between state and capital, and in the appraisal of the political and social effects of economic concentration.…”
Section: Economic Groups and Open Regionalismmentioning
confidence: 95%