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Access to local partner's knowledge and shared development costs and risks are advantages of which foreign market entry mode

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Joint ventures have access to local partner's knowledge and shared development costs and risks are advantages in this foreign market entry mode. A joint venture often gives companies access to new markets. Two or more companies come together to benefit themselves and stay their own company.

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