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Excellent target : Indian investment in Germany – recent developments and success factors
Tiwari, Rajnish; Herstatt, Cornelius - 2010
Indian firms lead the pack of emerging market investors in Germany, with about 188 subsidiaries providing employment to close to 23,500 people. This article provides an update on trends in Indian investment in Germany and examines the performance of Indian subsidiaries.
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An investigation into the impact of the historical evolution of SABMilier's corporate strategy on its global expansion, particularly into emerging markets
Bester, Ronel; Oosthuizen, Hein - 2009
entering emerging markets. This model for success was applied to SABMiller in orderto extract lessons learnt from the company …'s expansion into emerging markets.An analysis of SABMiller's history, its global expansion and its strategy helped provide … operational point of view, SABMiller developed a number of best practicesfor operational excellence that were implemented during …
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MOTIVATING FACTORS AND THE MODES OF ENTRY IN OTHER MARKETS
ZEKIRI, Jusuf - 2016
Organizations that operate in international markets need to make the most important decisions in order to select a best mode of entry into foreign markets. This paper attempts to clarify some of the issues arising in international market selection. A firm must assess before entering a particular...
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Indian investments in Germany: motives, status-quo and trends
Tiwari, Rajnish - 2009
Germany, in recent years, has advanced to a major focal point for Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs). Between 2000 and 2007, 84 greenfield Indian investments in Germany were monitored. Additionally, Indian MNEs were involved in at least 55 mergers & acquisitions (M&A) deals in Germany...
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Overcoming the Inherent Sources of Liability of Foreignness : Measuring and Compensating the Disadvantage of Being Foreign
Zimmermann, J?rg - 2008
The established theories on the performance of the foreign firm in host country markets raise a puzzle: on the one hand, foreign ventures may be more likely to possess certain advantages that could help them outperform local competitors. On the other hand, foreign ventures suffer a disadvantage...
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Leaving the L-Space; Kundenintegration als Erklärungsansatz multinationaler Unternehmen im Dienstleistungssektor - Eine Weiterentwicklung des OLI-Modells
Radmacher-Nottelmann, Nils A. - 2010
überprüft. Als Datengrundlage dient die „Unternehmensdatenbank Globalisierung“ des Rheinisch-Westfälischen Instituts (RWI) in … MNE is furthermore verified by empirical analysis. The data originates from the „Database Globalization“ by the Rhine … operations. A panel with 87 companies had been drawn from the Database Globalization, covering between 36 and 45 percent of total …
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Innovation via Global Route: Proposing a Reference Model for Chances and Challenges of Global Innovation Processes
Tiwari, Rajnish; Buse, Stephan; Herstatt, Cornelius - 2007
essential tool to stimulate growth and enable firms to master the competition brought about by the forces of globalization. In … specific needs of targeted markets. All these developments are leading to the “globalization of innovation”. Based on recent …
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Essays on the real effects of exchange rate-based stabilizations
Krois, Bettina - 2004
Die lateinamerikanischen Währungskrisen lenkten erst kürzlich wieder das Augenmerk auf die Gefahren wechselkursbasierter Stabilisierungen (WKBS). Dies sind Inflationsstabilisierungsprogramme, die den nominalen Wechselkurs als vorrangiges geldpolitisches Instrument einsetzen. Die vorliegende...
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