"The composition of Unilever should serve as a warning that colonialism was not simply a matter of ties between a given colony and its mother country, but between colonies on the one hand and s on the other. The German capital in Unilever joined the British in exploiting Africa and the Dutch in exploiting the . The rewards spread through the capitalist system in such a way that even those capitalist nations who were not colonial powers were also beneficiaries of the spoils. Unilever factories established in Switzerland, New Zealand, Canada, and the U.S.A. were participants in the expropriation of Africa’s surplus and in using that surplus for their own development."
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Walter Rodney, |date=1972 |publisher=Howard University Press |isbn=978-0-9501546-4-0 |page=190}}
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