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Chapter 14 Outline

Merrill Lynch in Japan

Introduction

Basic Entry Decisions

Which Foreign Markets?

Timing of Entry

Scale of Entry and Strategic Commitments

Summary

Entry Modes

Exporting

Turnkey Projects

Licensing

Franchising

Joint Ventures

Wholly Owned Subsidiaries

Selecting an Entry Mode

Core Competencies and Entry Mode

Pressures for Cost Reductions and Entry Mode

Strategic Alliances

The Advantages of Strategic Alliances

The Disadvantages of Strategic Alliances

Making Alliances Work

Partner Selection

Alliance Structure

Managing the Alliance

Chapter Summary

Critical Discussion Questions

Anatomy of a Failed Alliance--GM and Daewoo

Notes

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