Foreign-entry modes such as acquisitions and greenfield projects are usually disadvantageous because they require a high level of capital and resource investment but allow for a low level of control.

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Foreign-entry modes such as foreign acquisitions or greenfield plants reduce the firm's exposure to two particular downsides of global business: loss of reputation and loss of intellectual property. These modes require a high level of investments in terms of capital and other resources, but they also allow for a high level of control.

Foreign-Entry Modes Such as Acquisitions and Greenfield Projects Are Usually