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B: what
C: including
D: like
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- Which<br/>of the following is an advantage of joint ventures but a disadvantage<br/>of wholly owned foreign subsidiaries? ( ) A: to<br/>share costs and risks with a local partner B: to<br/>help global strategic coordination C: to<br/>control operation in host country better D: to<br/>control technical know-how of the investing firm
- Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprise is a popular investment vehicle for businesses based in Singapore.
- A Coca-Cola bottling plant in Bolivia is wholly owned by a local businessperson. What kind of venture is this plant likely to be? A: franchise B: a licensed plant C: a foreign subsidiary D: a joint venture
- What is direct foreign investment (DFI)?
- CVC programs structured as wholly owned subsidiaries are effective in communicating new opportunities to the business units.
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Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of joint ventures?
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Many foreign carmakers want to ______________ in China, so they form joint ventures with Chinese carmakers.
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Regular chain store outlets are wholly owned by the headquarters, and are uniformly operated under the direct management of the headquarters.
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A Chinese firm opens a watch factory in the United States. A: This is Chinese foreign direct investment and by itself increases Chinese net foreign investment. B: This is Chinese foreign direct investment and by itself decreases Chinese net foreign investment. C: This is Chinese foreign portfolio investment and by itself increases Chinese net foreign investment. D: This is Chinese foreign portfolio investment and by itself decreases Chinese net foreign investment.
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Which of the following are international direct investment () A: Foreign companies establish new companies in their countries through cooperation B: Acquire equity in foreign companies and become the absolute largest shareholder C: Continue to invest the profits of previous investment in foreign companies D: Technical support for foreign companies E: Residents purchase bonds issued by foreign companies in the domestic financial market