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

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Impact of cultural positions on FDI's entry mode

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Cultural distance and the choice between wholly owned subsidiaries and joint ventures

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The FDI behaviour of Polish companies : equity based entry modes and their impact on performance

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One Condition Contributing to MNCs' Global Business Success : Reverse Transfer of LMI from IJVs to MNCs

Oh, Kum-Sik - 2017

Knowledge is a source of competitive advantage which strengthens multinational corporations' (MNCs) market position, and thus, they set up overseas subsidiaries partly to access other firms' knowledge which resides in local markets. From the MNC viewpoint, due to the innate characteristics of...

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Emerging market multinational enterprises (EMNEs) play a vital role in global economic development and usually adopt aggressive internationalization strategies. However, the volatile global environment has caused EMNEs to face various risks in their overseas expansion. To maximize the...

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Foreign-owned new subsidiary and existing joint venture : competition policy and national welfare

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