One of the Differences Between Consortia and Joint Ventures Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

One of the differences between consortia and joint ventures is that consortia typically:

• A) makes more money than a JV.
• B) operates in a country or market in which none of the participants is currently active.
• C) operates in only one market at a time.
• D) are associated with academic partners.
• E) operates in low visibility markets.

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