An example of forward vertical FDI is when Multiple Choice none of the options U.S. car makers began to source parts in Japan to lower the cost of their cars. U.S. car makers entered into joint partnerships with car makers in Japan to help sell their cars. U.S. car makers built their own network of dealerships in Japan to help sell their cars.
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Forward vertical FDI occurs when a firm invests in a business that is closer to the end consumer in the supply chain. This can involve investing in distribution channels, marketing, or retail outlets in a foreign market. Show more…
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