The Corporation!!!

MNCs A corporation that has its facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. Such companies have offices and/or factories in different countries and usually have a centralized head office where they co-ordinate global management. Very large multinationals have budgets that exceed those of many small countries.

Four years ago, multinational players accounted for 36 percent of India's IT-ITES exports. By March 2005, global IT firms had come to account for 46 per cent of the country's IT-ITES exports. As Indian IT exports race towards $60 billion by 2010,will India's homegrown players lose the field to MNCs?In 2001-02, India's IT services exports stood at $6.2 billion. Out of this, the top five Indian IT firms, categorised by Nasscom as Tier-I players, accounted for 32 per cent. Tier-II players (companies with revenues between Rs 100 crore and Rs 1,000 crore) accounted for 35 per cent. MNC players constituted 27 per cent. The balance was made up by niche and small and medium companies. By the end of 2004-05, when India's IT services export revenues stood at $12 billion, MNCs had grown their market share to 36 per cent. This year, MNCs are pegged to corner more than 40 per cent of India's IT services export revenues.

SUMMARY OF " THE CORPORATION"  
United States is the country where it is better to invest.
What is a corporation? is the way of owning a business, to achieve several objectives.
The birth of the modern corporation was born in the industrial age in 1712 (it was for public benefit)
externality: the effect of a transaction (the idea of let someone else take care of another) that is based on a comparison.
Stories corporations: many countries create free trade by creating incentives and taxes are higher.
Mansant: evidence from rBGH cows

European land grabs, people belonged to land, cultivated land collectively.
Wealth is created only when it is private.
Public institutions have many benefits can maintain employment in times ofrecession.
"Mark is not advertising production (invasive)

QUESTION 
One of the criticisms in the movie is “without externalities, no manufacturing industry is sustainable”. Do you agree? What could be done in this phenomenon?
I agree because if you do not know half the things progress the industry will not work for example if a teenager likes computers and all q is evolving and no one knows that thisforward and how it changes your perception and knows no competition, the industry willdesapreciendo because the concept of externality is related to innovation.

Even if this video gives an example of transportation you might look at it, i liked her way of thinking in aspects of sustainability