Multinationals need closer ties as globalization retreats

Researchers studied eight multinational firms to learn what makes some companies better able to deal with a host country’s hostility than others. They found that firms operating in foreign countries through a joint venture with local companies tended to rely too much on their partners to relate to s...

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Main Authors: Huy, Quy Nguyen, Moschieri, Caterina (Author), Ravasi, Davide (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [Cambridge, Massachusetts] MIT Sloan Management Review 2022
Edition:[First edition]
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