Multinational corporations (MNCs) base their Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) decisions on a wide range of interests and a variety of complex objectives. These decisions are characterized by considerable uncertainty and risk, and by the trading-off among corporate objectives. Choosing the appropriate entry mode is one of the important decisions in FDI to ensure a successful international investment expansion. Once any entry decision has been made, it is impossible to make changes without considerable loss of time and money since every entry mode has varying degree of resource commitment. Thus...
Multinational corporations (MNCs) base their Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) decisions on a wide range of interests and a variety of complex objective...