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Under what conditions might a company prefer a joint venture to a wholly owned subsidiary when making a foreign investment?

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Under what conditions might a company prefer a joint venture to a wholly owned subsidiary when making a foreign investment?

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A joint venture is preferred in situation where a company wants to leverage on the expertise, presence or local market ...

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