3.5 Foreign investors madding about assembling cars while localization of cars neglected. What the most foreign partners are mad about in China is to assemble cars with CKD parts to seek money. Few of them care about ...3.5 Foreign investors madding about assembling cars while localization of cars neglected. What the most foreign partners are mad about in China is to assemble cars with CKD parts to seek money. Few of them care about the localization, especially when their Chinese partners are not strong enough. 3.6 Controlling on Development of Product Although the Chinese sides are holding the stock shares in most joint ventures, the foreign partners often hold back the development of new products by means of intellectual property rights. When developing new products, the foreign investors are likely to transfer the展开更多
Ⅰ.IntroductionDuring the past two decades,many multinationalenterprises(MNEs)have made substantial investmentsin emerging markets.Two factors dominate thereasoning in favor of such an investment strategy:lowlabor cos...Ⅰ.IntroductionDuring the past two decades,many multinationalenterprises(MNEs)have made substantial investmentsin emerging markets.Two factors dominate thereasoning in favor of such an investment strategy:lowlabor costs and the large size of the markets in the hostcountries.While these two economic factors seem quite展开更多
文摘3.5 Foreign investors madding about assembling cars while localization of cars neglected. What the most foreign partners are mad about in China is to assemble cars with CKD parts to seek money. Few of them care about the localization, especially when their Chinese partners are not strong enough. 3.6 Controlling on Development of Product Although the Chinese sides are holding the stock shares in most joint ventures, the foreign partners often hold back the development of new products by means of intellectual property rights. When developing new products, the foreign investors are likely to transfer the
文摘Ⅰ.IntroductionDuring the past two decades,many multinationalenterprises(MNEs)have made substantial investmentsin emerging markets.Two factors dominate thereasoning in favor of such an investment strategy:lowlabor costs and the large size of the markets in the hostcountries.While these two economic factors seem quite
