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joint venture
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joint venture
A collaborative undertaking by two or more persons or organizations for a specific project (or projects) having many of the legal characteristics of a partnership.
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KARACHI, November 19, 2009 (Balochistan Times): Italian Ambassador Vincenzo Prati has assured that he was ready to facilitate joint ventures between Italian companies and their Pakistani counterparts if serious proposals are extended to him.
Italian Ambassador to facilitate serious joint ventures in ... by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
The term business joint ventures refer to two independent companies or more who agree to establish a new company.
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1) The literature on joint ventures is growing, (2) though analytical models dealing with trade policy and joint ventures, to the best of our knowledge, are rare.
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