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Capital Mobility and Its Growth since World War II,This chapter’s goals are both theoretical and empirical. I have argued that capital mobility is a central structuring element of the world economy and that it explains much of the relative bargaining strength between states and firms. I turn now to the central concept of capital mobility.

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