For Joint Venture we have terms and definitions in 17 topics. The topics are Accounting, Accounting Terms, Automotive, Customs, Energy, Finance, Foreclosure, Gasoline, Health Care, Health Insurance, International Business, International Economics, Management, Marketing, Real Estate, Shipping and Textiles.

Joint Venture (Accounting)

When two or more persons or organizations gather CAPITAL to provide a product or service. Often carried out as a PARTNERSHIP.

Joint Venture (Accounting Terms)

When two or more persons or organizations gather CAPITAL to provide a product or service. Often carried out as a PARTNERSHIP.

Joint Venture (Automotive)

an international business collaboration between foreigh interests and private parties from a host country in which two or more parties establish a new business enterprise to which each contributes and where ownership and control are shared.

Joint Venture (Customs)

A form of business partnership involving joint management and the sharing of risks and profits as between enterprises based in different countries. If joint ownership of capital is involved the partnership is known as an equity joint venture.

Joint Venture (Energy)

An investment undertaken by a consortium of companies, usually with one member acting as operator.

Joint Venture (Finance)

An agreement between two or more firms to undertake the same business strategy and plan of action.

Joint Venture (Foreclosure)

A project where two or more individuals take part in a business transaction to share the cost, risk, and reward.

Joint Venture (Gasoline)

An investment undertaken by a consortium, usually with one member acting as the operator.

Joint Venture (Health Care)

A loose form of affiliation, essentially contractual in nature, that preserves the prior legal identity of each party participating in the venture.

Joint Venture (Health Insurance)

A type of partial structural integration in which one or more separate organizations combine resources to achieve a stated objective. The particindependent practice associationting companies share ownership of the venture and responsibility for its operations, but usually maintain separate ownership and control over their operations outside of the joint venture.

Joint Venture (International Business)

An agreement of two or more companies to pool their resources to execute a well-defined mission. Resource commitments, responsibilities, and earnings are shared according to a predetermined contractual formula.

Joint Venture (International Economics)

An undertaking by two parties for a specific purpose and duration, taking any of several legal forms. Two corporations, for example, perhaps from two different countries, may undertake to provide a product or service that is distinct, in kind or location, from what the companies do on their own.

Joint Venture (Management)

A business relationship formed between a domestic and foreign firm.

Joint Venture (Marketing)

A business entity or partnership formed by two or more parties for a specific purpose; for example, Virgin Mobile is a 50:50 joint venture company between Virgin Group and Deutsche Telekom's One 2 One.

Joint Venture (Real Estate)

An investment entity formed by one or more entities to acquire or develop and manage real property and/or other assets

Joint Venture (Shipping)

A business undertaking in which more than one firm share ownership and control of production and/or marketing.

Joint Venture (Textiles)

A joint undertaking of a new, usually risky business in, for example, a developing country or in Eastern Europe.

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