Diversification strategy and internationalization: implications for MNE performance

Article Abstract:

Research examined multinational corporations in an attempt to discover explanations for their differences in relative performance. The range and relatedness of products and the emphasis on foreign or domestic projects were used as research variables. Multinational corporation performance was found to be significantly related to both the diversification strategy and internationalization.

Diversification in industry, Industrial diversification

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The effect of alliance network diversity on multinational enterprise performance

Article Abstract:

The impact of alliance network diversity on multinational enterprise (MNE) economic performance is examined. MNEs with more diverse alliance networks experience lower economic performance on average than those with less diverse alliance networks.

Management dynamics, Multinational Corporations, Methods, Models, Company business management, Business networks (Social groups)

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Product and international diversification among Japanese multinational firms

Article Abstract:

The authors examine the relationship between product performance and international diversification of Japanese corporations. Topics include Keiretsu membership, diversity of strategies, and profitability.

Statistical Data Included, Japan, International trade

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