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Quiz 12: Building and Managing Global Strategic Alliances Gsas
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Question 81
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In co-production, or coservice agreements, each partner is responsible for manufacturing a particular part of the product.
Question 82
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When two companies form a joint venture, both have to invest equity into the new venture.
Question 83
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During the process of GSA formation, foreign companies do not have to identify what selection criteria should be employed or the relative importance of each criterion.
Question 84
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Americans tend to be individualistic, when it comes to when maintaining cooperation with a partner firm from a different country.
Question 85
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According to personal attachment, it is driven by interpersonal relationships as well as interpersonal learning of individual skills and knowledge.
Question 86
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Maintaining flexibility is a virtue for avoiding conflicts.
Question 87
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The equity joint venture (EJV) is a legally and economically separate organizational entity created by two or more parent organizations that collectively invest financial as well as other resources to pursue certain objectives.
Question 88
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The contractual joint venture is a contractual agreement whereby profits and responsibilities are assigned to each party according to stipulations in a contract.
Question 89
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Although the two firms entering into a contractual partnership have the option of forming a limited liability entity with legal person status, most cooperative ventures involve joint activities without the creation of a new corporate entity.
Question 90
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Non-equity cooperative ventures are forced to structure their assets, organize their production processes, and manage their operations.
Question 91
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Joint exploration projects are a special type of non-equity cooperative alliance whereby the exploration costs are borne by the foreign partner, with development costs later shared by a local entity.