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Local complementary inputs as drivers of entry mode choices : the case of US investments in Brazil

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The impact of national origin on the survival of foreign affiliates : a comparative study of North European and Japanese investors in the United States

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The impact of national origin on the survival of foreign affiliates : a comparative study of North European and Japanese investors in the United States

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Japanese investors' choice of joint ventures versus wholly-owned subsidiaries in the US: the role of market barriers and firm capabilities

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What drives cross-border M&As in commercial banking?

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