The overriding motive in most JVs seems to be the desire by one or all parties to gain knowledge and learn from their partner(s).

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Joint Ventures (JVs) are often formed with the intention of leveraging the strengths and expertise of each partner, allowing parties to gain knowledge, share risks, and access new markets or technologies, making learning and knowledge acquisition a primary motive.

The Overriding Motive in Most JVs Seems to Be the Desire