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Nessca motors, a well-known company based in nebolina, manufactures engines. its management recently signed a joint venture with singletone inc., a small company based in trinitia. of the following scenarios, which would be the most likely to happen?
a. singletone inc. will pay a royalty to nessca motors.
b. nessca motors and singletone inc. will switch to contract manufacturing as the next step.
c. the government of trinitia will restrict nessca motors's entry into the country.
d. nessca motors will buy a part of singletone inc

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