All the following are motivations for firms to enter into international strategic alliances except:

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Stronger control over technologies and patents is actually a motivation for firms to not enter into international strategic alliances. By sharing technology and patents with another firm, a company may lose control over its intellectual property. Faster entry and payback, economies of scale, and co-opting or blocking competition are all motivations for firms to enter into international strategic alliances.

All the Following Are Motivations for Firms to Enter into International