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Luke is the owner of fun times, a u. s. event-planning company. he plans to open an event-planning company, events & adventures, in germany. events & adventures will be totally owned and controlled by fun times, which makes events & adventures a of fun times.

a. joint ventureb. total investment agreementc. strategic allianced. wholly owned subsidiarye. maquiladora

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