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What is it called when a company joins with foreign firms to produce or market products and services?

Correct answer D. Joint venturing

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Joint venturing means partnering with host-country companies to produce or market goods abroad, covering licensing, contract manufacturing, management contracting and joint ownership arrangements.

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