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United States -- Mexican joint ventures: A case history approach

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Because the Mexican government has encouraged investment in Mexico by increasing the percentage of ownership of a Mexican business that a US company can hold, joint ventures are more attractive now than they had been in the past. This study provides preliminary information for US renewable...

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Growing the microcredit industry in the United States : barriers to growth and strategies for success

Rogers, Stephen - 2000

The purpose of this paper is to examine the growth of a new industry - the microcredit industry. It is an interesting story because it is an important new area in the field of economic development. Microcredit itself has existed for centuries. Microcredit is the business of making small loans to...

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The impact of gender effects on consumers' perceptions of brand equity: A cross-cultural investigation.

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Can Increased Trade Prevent Conflict with China?

Rush, Stephen - 2007

In the early 1990s, the United States began to run a significant trade deficit with China due to the dual forces of … greater trade liberalization and China’s transition from a command economy towards a market economy. Proponents of free trade … with China argue that greater integration will lead to a convergence of interests that reaches beyond economics. Despite …

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