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C/B/4116. International joint ventures: case study of Suzuki and General Motors
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- DATE:
- 2011
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The paper examines the feature of the international joint ventures (IJV) making references to IJV theory and presenting a case study of the international joint venture between Suzuki Motors and General Motors. Impacts of IJV are considered with regard to the value chain, logistics, marketing, sales, company infrastructure, HRM, etc. Conclusions are made about IJV benefits for General Motors and Suzuki.
KEYWORDS: International joint ventures, IJV, Suzuki Motors, General Motors,
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