Chapter 15 and 16 Flashcards

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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

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An internalization strategy in which the firm establishes a physical presence abroad through acquisition of productive assets such as capital, technology, labor, land, plant, and equipment

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International Collaborative venture

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a cross-border business alliance in which partnering firms pool their resources and share costs and risks to undertake a new business venture; also referred to as an “international partnership” or an “international strategic alliance”

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Joint Venture

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A form of collaboration between two or more firms to create a new, jointly owned enterprise

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International Portfolio Investment

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Passive Ownership of foreign securities such as stocks and bonds for the purpose of generating financial returns

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Greenfield investment

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Direct investment to build a new manufacturing, marketing, or administrative facility, as opposed to acquiring existing facilities

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Acquisition

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Direct investment to purchase an existing company or facility

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Merger

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A special type of acquisition in which two firms join to form a new, larger firm

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Equity participation

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Acquisition of partial ownership in an existing firm

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Wholly owned direct investment

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A foreign direct investment in which the investor fully owns the foreign assets

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Equity joint venture

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A type of partnership in which a separate firm is created through the investment or pooling of assets by two or more parent firms that gain joint ownership of the new legal entity

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Vertical integration

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An arrangement whereby the firm owns, or seeks to own multiple stages of a value chain for producing, selling, and delivering a product or service

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Horizontal Integration

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An arrangement whereby the firm owns or seeks to own, the activities performed in a single stage of its value chain

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Project-based nonequity venture

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A collaboration in which the partners create a project with a relatively narrow scope and a well-defined timetable, without creating a new legal entity

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Consortium

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A project-based, nonequity venture initiated by multiple partners to fulfill a large-scale project

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Cross-licensing agreement

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A type of project-based, nonequity venture where partners agree to access licensed technology developed by the other of preferential terms

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Contractual entry strategies in international business

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Cross-border exchanges where the relationship between the focal firm and its foreign partner is governed by an explicit contract

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Intellectual property

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Ideas or works created by individuals or firms including discoveries and inventions, artistic, musical, and literary works, and words, phrases, symbols, and designs

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Intellectual property rights

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The legal claim through which the proprietary assets of firms and individuals are protected from unauthorized use by other parties

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Licensing

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Arrangement in which the owner of intellectual property grants a firm the right to use that property for a specific time period in exchange for royalties or other compensation

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Royalty

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A free paid periodically to compensate a licensor for the temporary use of its intellectual property, often based on a percentage of gross sales generated from the use of the licensed asset

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Franchising

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Arrangement in which the firm allows another the right to use an entire business system in exchange for fees, royalties, or other forms of compensation

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Know-how agreement

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Contract in which the focal firm provides technological or management knowledge about how to design, manufacture, or deliver a product or a service

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Master franchise

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Arrangement in which an independent company is licensed to establish, develop, and manage the entire franchising network in its market and has the right to subfranchise to other franchises, assuming the role of local franchisor

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Turnkey Contracting

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Arrangement in which the focal firm or a consortium of firms plans, finances, organizes, manages, and implements all phases of a project abroad and then hands it over to a foreign customer after training local workers

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Build-operate-transfer (BOT)

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Arrangement in which the firm or a consortium of firms contracts to build a major facility abroad, operate it for a specified period, and then transfer control to the project sponsor, typically the host-country government or public utility

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Management contract

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Arrangement in which a contractor supplies managerial know-how to operate a hotel, hospital, airport, or other facility in exchange for compensation

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Infringement of intellectual property

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Unauthorized use, publication, or reproduction of products or service protected by a patent, copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property right