nationalization
A takeover which goes against the wishes of the target company's management and board of directors.
Huge foreign debt.
You have asked a complicated question and the answer may not be so simple. A command economy is when the government controls everything and controls all aspects of business. Generally, communist countries have command economies. The former Soviet Union is an example of a command economy. Generally, private ownership of land is not allowed. Private ownership of land is allowed in a free market economy. However, many countries have mixed economies. For example, although the state seized all land in the communist takeover of China in 1949, private land ownership for development is slowly creeping back into the national scene.
Guatemala at this point is definitely not socialistic due to a lack of an effective national taxation system. While the government can put strict controls on some aspects of life most businesses can continue day to day without any guards against expansion or takeover. There are no rules against monopolization and unless corruption takes a factor (which it often does) the business will grow or shrink as the economy and population see fit. This leads to the gross underpayment of indigenous workers and lack of serious fiscal responsibility toward services provided by the Guatemalan government. In public schools students are required to purchase and bring all their materials including books and uniforms or they are not allowed to attend school causing most indigenous families not to have educations above elementary level. One of the few aspects of Guatemala that could be considered partially socialistic is the health care system in which the government provides public health posts for consultations by Guatemalan health promoters. These "Puestos de Salud" usually have empty medicine cabinets and almost never have a qualified medical provider available and only speak one of the 22 languages spoken in Guatemala. While private hospitals still serve the richer patients public health centers usually divvy out improper dosages and medications and tend to lead to the rise of medical vendors selling "miracle cures" on the bus. This shows that while the medical system may be considered outwardly socialistic it is a complete failure due to the capitalistic nature of the country.
They tell you whatever. But most of time basically exec/dir etc. get huge stock options and buy back is opportunity for them to dump stocks and cashing in on some of profit. On very rare occasion, it is to reduce stocks for takeover or shut down.
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for power, and its resources like pineapples. the climate they had was perfect for that.
They just pretty much takeover the government.
Russia experienced a Marxist takeover in 1917 during the Russian Revolution. The Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, overthrew the provisional government and established a communist government.
North Korea
a takeover is when someone takes control of another business, 'takes over the business' by buying enough shares (over 50%). only the strong companies survive, thus takeover helps to evolve. saving resources and cutting cost. increase market share. also helps to expend overseas market if it is an international takeover.
the advantages could be the induction of smaller businesses which can be made redundant to fill posts with your own workers.
prevention of communist/socialist takeover
It set the stage for the military takeover.
armed takeover by the communists