ОД ЗАЈЕДНИЧКИХ УЛАГАЊА ДО САМОСТАЛНИХ ИНВЕСТИЦИОНИХ СТРАТЕГИЈА УЛАСКА НА ТРЖИШТА БРИК ЗЕМАЉА
FROM JOINT VENTURES TO INDEPENDENT INVESTMENT STRATEGIES OF ENTERING THE MARKETS OF BRIC COUNTRIES
Author(s): Branko Rakita, Dušan Z. MarkovićSubject(s): Supranational / Global Economy, Business Economy / Management, Energy and Environmental Studies, Economic development, Financial Markets, Globalization, Socio-Economic Research
Published by: Економски факултет Универзитета у Бањој Луци
Keywords: BRIK countries; institutional environment; joint ventures; acquisitions and greenfield projects;
Summary/Abstract: The first decade of the 21st century was characterized by significant socio-economic and political changes and rapid technological progress on the global level. Among these changes gradual and steady shift of power from Triade countries to so called BRIC countries stands out. BRIC countries make more than 40% of world population, more than 25% of global GDP and contribute to the growth of global GDP by 30%. According to the mid-term prognosis of all the eminent research institutes and consulting agencies BRIC countries will continue their growth, which will increase their economic and political infl uence on the global level. Multinational companies (MNC) see BRIC countries as an opportunity to expand their businesses since, until recently leading markets of Triade countries are now depicted by sharp competition and low growth rates. Nevertheless, the institutions in BRIC countries are relatively ineffi cient and specifi c which makes MNCs modify the business strategies they apply in their home markets. At fi rst, MNCs gave huge advantage to joint ventures with local partners over individual investments. Yet, over the past few years the number and value of individual investments have increased signifi cantly due to valuable past experience in the new business environment. BRIC countries are expected to attract more foreign direct investments in the form of individual projects in the future.
Journal: Acta Economica
- Issue Year: 10/2012
- Issue No: 16
- Page Range: 85-106
- Page Count: 22
- Language: Serbian