The following are the basic types of Joint venture partnership:
• Complementary technology joint ventures- the partners combine their technologies to diversify their existing product or market portfolios
• Market technology joint ventures – combination of the market knowledge of one partner with the production or product know-how of the other
• Sales joint venture- the producer and a local partner cooperate in an arrangement which is a mixture of independent representation and own branch
• Concentration joint ventures- competing partners cooperate to form larger and more economical units
• Research and development joint ventures – where the aim is to create synergy by making joint use of research facilities,exploiting opportunities to specialize and standardize,combining know-how and sharing risks
• Supply joint venture where competitors with similar input needs cooperate to safeguard supplies,reduce procurement costs or prevent the entry of new competitors.
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