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    Which of the Following Strategies for Entering International Markets Results
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Which of the Following Strategies for Entering International Markets Results

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Which of the following strategies for entering international markets results in two or more companies agreeing to work together, with each of the companies owning part of the new enterprise?


A) Integration strategy
B) Partially owned subsidiary
C) Joint venture
D) Export-import strategy

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