Joint International business ventures in developing countries; case studies and analysis of recent trends

By:

Friedmann, Wolfgang

Contributor(s):

Béguin, Jean-Pierre

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York, Columbia University Press, 1971.Description: xii, 448 pISBN:

0231034954

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

338.91'172 FRI

LOC classification:

HD69.I7 F72

Summary: This book contains seventeen case studies representing every type of joint venture in every part of the non-communist world. w. The case studies include joint ventures for the production of oil in Iran, iron ore in Liberia, copper in Chile, sugar in west Africa, powdered milk in Central America, beer in Hong Kong, engineering and chemical goods in India, fertilizer in India, steel pipe in Turkey, office machinery in Central America, drugs in India, electronic products in Indonesia, and textiles in Ghana. The major thesis of this book is that joint ventures have become the dominant form of foreign investment in the less developed countries

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This book contains seventeen case studies representing every type of joint venture in every part of the non-communist world. w. The case studies include joint ventures for the production of oil in Iran, iron ore in Liberia, copper in Chile, sugar in west Africa, powdered milk in Central America, beer in Hong Kong, engineering and chemical goods in India, fertilizer in India, steel pipe in Turkey, office machinery in Central America, drugs in India, electronic products in Indonesia, and textiles in Ghana. The major thesis of this book is that joint ventures have become the dominant form of foreign investment in the less developed countries

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