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Cross-border mergers and acquisitions: a response to environmental transformation

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A study of eight Canadian firms that are affected by globalization and technological advances is presented. The resultant higher valuations of the assets by the foreign managers who had already evolved internationally competitive strategies and other benefits from the cross-border mergers and acquisitions are discussed.

Acquisitions & mergers, Multinational Corporations, Capital funds & cash flow, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, International business enterprises, Technology application, Valuation

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A structure-performance relationship in international joint ventures: a comparative analysis

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A comparative analysis of international joint ventures between developed and developing countries is presented. The comparison relates to structure of the joint venture and capital market performances. The study was carried out on 700 JVs of American firms with non-American firms.

International economic relations, Industrialized Countries, Developing Countries, International aspects, Comparative analysis, Joint ventures, Industrial nations, America

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Indigenous land rights, entrepreneurship, and economic development in Canada: "Opting-in" to the global economy

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A study on the indigenous groups, particularly in Canada, in the context of land rights, social entrepreneurship and economic development, is presented. These indigenous people added social value by negotiating mastery of their traditional lands from the national government.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Civil rights, Native people's land claims, Indigenous people's land claims, Indigenous peoples-government relations

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