An empirical analysis of Sino-foreign joint ventures : differences between Overseas Chinese and non-Chinese foreign investments

It is widely acknowledged that China is one of the most popular host nations for FDI among the less developed countries. A large number of foreign firms had invested or are planning to invest in China - a country with extremely large domestic market, cheap labour and abundant resources. Entry mode d...

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Main Author:	Hooy, Kok Kuen
Other Authors:	Murali Krishna Erramilli
Format:	Theses and Dissertations
Language:	English
Published:	2009
Subjects:	DRNTU::Business::Finance::International finance::Foreign direct investment
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/20188
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description	It is widely acknowledged that China is one of the most popular host nations for FDI among the less developed countries. A large number of foreign firms had invested or are planning to invest in China - a country with extremely large domestic market, cheap labour and abundant resources. Entry mode decisions are traditionally influenced by firm-specific advantages such as technology expertise, management or marketing experience. However, it is believed that guarai and other cultural factors are essential in doing business in China and the overseas Chinese are more well-connected in China. The question is, which set of advantages are more influential in entry mode decision for foreign direct investment in China?
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title	An empirical analysis of Sino-foreign joint ventures : differences between Overseas Chinese and non-Chinese foreign investments
title_short	An empirical analysis of Sino-foreign joint ventures : differences between Overseas Chinese and non-Chinese foreign investments
title_full	An empirical analysis of Sino-foreign joint ventures : differences between Overseas Chinese and non-Chinese foreign investments
title_fullStr	An empirical analysis of Sino-foreign joint ventures : differences between Overseas Chinese and non-Chinese foreign investments
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An empirical analysis of Sino-foreign joint ventures : differences between Overseas Chinese and non-Chinese foreign investments

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