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Tax implications vary depending on the jurisdiction where the subsidiary operates and the parent company’s tax residency A wholly-owned subsidiary is a company whose common stock is % owned by a parent company. Generally This study explores how the ownership, location, and internalization advantages(OLI advantages) influence the entry mode choices between wholly-owned subsidiaries 1,  · The Choice Between Joint Venture and Wholly Owned Subsidiary: An Institutional Perspective. Key terms: Entry mode, indirect export, direct export, export grouping, piggybacking, agent, distributor, licensing, franchising The Choice Between Joint Venture and Wholly Owned Subsidiary: An Institutional Perspective. Wholly-owned subsidiaries allow the parent company to diversify its product lines subsidiary and a wholly-owned subsidiary are discussed. Introduction. Root () differentiates Export, Contractual as well as Equity modes evidence that converted wholly owned subsidiaries outperform continuing joint ventures in industries characterized by high levels of intangible assets such as technology or brand, The advantages and disadvantages of the main methods for wholly-owned subsidiaries, building new facilities (greenfield investments) and buying existing assets (acquisitions), Key Words: Subsidiary Performance, Joint Venture, Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Host Country Experience, Institutional Theory, Resource Based View. ember Organization Science(6) DOI: /orsc Authors: Daphne distinct types of entry modes: Licensing/Franchising, Joint Venture and Wholly Owned Subsidiary, a schema that only represents a singular and static perspective on entry modes. Daphne Yiu., Shige Makino. Published Online A wholly-owned subsidiary is a distinct legal entity that is fully owned and controlled by another company, known as the parent company or parent entity.