Intended and unintended termination of international joint ventures

Article Abstract:

The factors that lead to intended and unintended termination as well as the longevity of international joint ventures (IJV) are examined. It is revealed that 90 percent of all IJVs are unintended while the remaining 10 percent are intended which suggest that the termination of IJVs is considerably dependent on their formation.

United States, Analysis, Longevity, Report

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Effect of equity ownership on the survival of international joint ventures

Article Abstract:

Studies indicate that equity variable has a nonlinear, negative, and asymmetrical effect on dissolution. The impact of equity levels on morality of overseas subsidiaries based on an exhaustive analysis of Japanese subsidiaries is analyzed.

Evaluation, Influence, Equity (Finance)

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Entry mode and equity level: a multilevel examination of foreign direct investment ownership structure

Article Abstract:

The methods applied by Japanese parent firms to manage the foreign direct investment on their foreign subsidiaries are presented.

Management dynamics, Management, Foreign investments, Company business management, Foreign direct investment

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