Business, Management and Accounting
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Chinese multinationals thrive overseas by choosing entry modes wisely.

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Strategic Change
Entry mode choices and overseas business performance: Evidence from the Chinese multinational enterprises
Haibo Zhang, Jinmin Wang

Paper Summary

Chinese multinational enterprises' entry mode choices impact their overseas business performance. By analyzing 406 overseas subsidiaries from 2015 to 2017, it was found that when entry mode choices align with transaction cost theory, performance is significantly better.

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