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Q5 The _______________________ posits that new firms should first…

Q5

The _______________________ posits that new firms should first expand within their home market, and then expand into similar or nearby markets, and preferably use lower risk entry modes early on.

Group of answer choices

Risk mitigation theory

 

Born global theory

 

Stages model

 

Entry mode strategy

 

Globalization mode

Q6

Italy is often cited as a country with an international competitive advantage in high fashion.

According to Porter’s Diamond Model, which of the following features of the Italian high fashion industry would NOT be expected to contribute to Italy’s competitive advantage in high fashion?

Group of answer choices

Availability of talented designers and skilled garment industry workers

 

International reputation of Italian high fashion

 

Ancillary industries such as crafts/art, fabrics, fasteners, etc.

 

Discerning and demanding customers for high fashion in Italy

 

Intense competition among fashion houses within the industry

Q7
The problems associated with acquisitions include all of the following EXCEPT ____________________________________________.

Group of answer choices

being unable to achieve the presumed synergy

 

reduced diversification, leading to higher risk

 

loss of key resources (e.g., talent) after the acquisition

 

paying too much for the target firm

 

experiencing problems (e.g., cultural fit) in integrating the two firms

Q8
In the context of international business, recent political backlash and an erosion of global institutions has resulted in which of the following________________________.

Group of answer choices

transnational strategies

 

deglobalization

 

wholly owned subsidiaries

 

localization strategies

 

international joint ventures

Q9
McDonald’s expanded internationally by first offering its traditional American-themed menu (e.g., burgers and fries) in foreign countries, but later showed greater adaptation to national tastes and cultures (e.g., conjee and taro pie in China, veggie/lamb burgers in India, etc.).

These two MNE strategies correspond respectively to____________________.  Choose the alternative that fits best.

Group of answer choices

International strategy and localization strategy

 

Transnational strategy and global strategy

 

Localization strategy and global strategy

 

International strategy and global strategy

 

Localization strategy and transnational strategy

Q10
Which of the following is NOT an example of foreign direct investment by a company?

Group of answer choices

Acquiring another company abroad

 

Buying stocks and bonds in a foreign country

 

Investing in a marketing and distribution firm abroad to sell the company’s products

 

Setting up a foreign R&D center

 

Building a manufacturing plant in a foreign market

Q11
Which of the following IS generally a good strategic reason for a company to undertake an M&A?

Group of answer choices

to buy an attractive highly profitable business

 

to leverage the company’s existing capabilities into the target’s business

 

to grow the size of a company and meet growth targets

 

to increase margin by buying up a “middleman” in the company’s supply chain

 

to outbid other companies and emerge as a winner in buying a target company

Q12
Which of the following is a type of strategy that coordinates multiple stakeholders who come together to cooperate on a common purpose?

Group of answer choices

balanced scorecard strategy

 

divestiture strategy

 

diversification strategy

 

vertical integration strategy

 

ecosystem strategy

Q13
In a diversified company, corporate-level (as opposed to business-level) strategy is primarily concerned with ____________________________.

Group of answer choices

increasing company stock price over the long term

 

developing the right generic strategy for each of the firm’s businesses

 

managing the resources and capabilities of the company

 

the selection and coordination of the company’s portfolio of businesses

 

determining how each function (e.g., marketing, HR) of the firm will operate