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What is a Joint Venture ?

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Joint venture is a form of business, wherein two or more persons (or organisations) join hands together to work-out a specific event. The persons or organisations coming together are known as co-venturers. They invest their pooled-up resources in the event and any profit or loss arising out of that is distributed among themselves in the pre-decided ratio.

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