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Implications of Internalization Theory to the Multinational Operations of Chinas Enterprises

Yanjing Chen

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Internalization is one of the salient theories in the field of international direct investment. In view of the actual circumstances of multinational operations of Chinas enterprises, the author argues that it is beneficial to their healthy and continuous development to study the internalization theory and extract its essence.

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Internalization is one of the salient theories in the field of international direct investment. In view of the actual circumstances of multinational operations of Chinas enterprises, the author argues that it is beneficial to their healthy and continuous development to study the internalization theory and extract its essence.

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Internalization is one of the salient theories in the field of international direct investment. In view of the actual circumstances of multinational operations of Chinas enterprises, the author argues that it is beneficial to their healthy and continuous development to study the internalization theory and extract its essence.

Key concepts: Multinational corporation, Internalization, Internalization theory, Salient, China, Field (mathematics), Investment (military), Business

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