Transnational corporations (also known as multinational corporations) are necessarily less powerful than the states in whose territories the corporations exist, insofar as such corporations lack the ability to transport jobs and resources across state boundaries.

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Transnational or multinational corporations often have significant economic power, allowing them to move jobs and resources across borders to leverage lower costs, favorable regulations, or other competitive advantages, which can influence local economies and policies.

Transnational Corporations (Also Known as Multinational Corporations) Are Necessarily Less