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Local heroes, regional champions or global mandates? : Empirical evidence on the dynamics of German MNC subsidiary roles in Central Europe

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Comparing all kinds of market entry, foreign direct investment (FDI) appears to be the most appropriate mode of foreign market. So called Market seeking FDI can be differentiated into those activities primarily aiming to realise psychic market proximity and into those activities mainly...

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