Identify the theory that seeks to explain why firms often prefer foreign direct investment over licensing as a strategy for entering foreign markets.
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Internalization theory |
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Product life-cycle theory |
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Perfect markets theory |
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Random walk theory |
Answer: Option A - Internalization theory
Explanation: The theory of internalization focuses on the imperfection present in present markets. It analyses international business behavior. This theory can explain why firms would prefer FDI over licensing.
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