Scenarios about 'multinational corporations'
Multinational corporations are business entities that operate in multiple countries while maintaining a centralized headquarters. These powerful economic actors emerged prominently in the late 19th century but saw explosive growth after World War II, fundamentally altering global trade patterns, labor markets, and the relationship between business and government. In alternate history scenarios, the different development, regulation, or empowerment of multinational corporations can dramatically reshape economic systems, colonial relationships, and the distribution of global power.
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