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Foreign Ownership and Market Entry [PDF]

Nordic Journal of Political Economy, 2001
When a firm wishes to sell in a foreign market, it can do so either by exporting to that market or by investing in a local production unit. The latter mode of servicing a foreign market is referred to as a foreign direct investment (FDI). International production has increased rapidly during the last two decades, and particularly since the second half ...
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