Joint Venture Agreement
[joint] [ven-cher] [uh-gree-muh nt]
A contractual agreement between two or more business partners to assume a common business strategy on a project. All partners generally agree to share the profits and losses through their common shareholdings.
Case study example of an effective international joint venture agreement in China.
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