Joint Venture Performance Revisited: Japanese Foreign Subsidiaries Worldwide (1)
Abstract
* Our evidence from the analysis of performance data on 27,974 foreign subsidiaries challenges conventional notions about joint venture survival rates and financial performance. * This evidence suggests the need for future research to explore why joint ventures survive as well as they do, why wholly-owned subsidiaries have exit rates comparable to joint ventures, and why joint ventures had a level of financial performance at least equal to...
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Title
Joint Venture Performance Revisited: Japanese Foreign Subsidiaries Worldwide (1)
Published Date
Jan 1, 2004
Volume
44
Issue
1
Pages
69
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