cooperative strategy

A cooperative strategy involves firm collaborating to achieve shared objectives

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Strategic alliances and joint ventures are types of cooperative strategy

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One purpose of cooperative strategy is to allow firms to overcome barriers to entry in new markets

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A joint venture is a contractual partnership where firms do not create an independent company

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In fast cycle markets, firms often use cooperative strategies to speed up new product development

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In a nonequity strategic alliance, firm share resources without forming an indipendent company

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Complementary strategic alluances are only formed between firms at the same stage in the value chain

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An uncertainty-reducing strategy is often used to mitugate risks in slow cycle markets

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Franchising is a form of cooperative strategy that allows partners to operate under shared brand and business model.

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Cross border strategic alliances are partnerships formed between firms from the some country

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