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One of the principal risks associated with a strategic alliance is that it does not allow firms to share fixed costs, a firm can give away more than it receives, it almost always fails, it brings together the complementary skills of alliance partners, and it makes it difficult for the partner firms to enter into a foreign market.

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          One of the principal risks associated with a strategic alliance is that it does not allow firms to share fixed costs, a firm can give away more than it receives, it almost always fails, it brings together the complementary skills of alliance partners, and it makes it difficult for the partner firms to enter into a foreign market.

one of the principal risks associated with a strategic alliance is that it does not allow firms to share fixed costs a firm can give away more than it receives it almost always fails it brin 74098

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Principles of Economics

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One of the principal risks associated with a strategic alliance is that it does not allow firms to share fixed costs, a firm can give away more than it receives, it almost always fails, it brings together the complementary skills of alliance partners, and it makes it difficult for the partner firms to enter into a foreign market.