Exam 8: Managing Global Competitive Dynamics

Can national policies that seek to promote the well-being of its citizens by its attempts to maintain competition actually have the opposite effect? Why or why not?

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Question 21

Multimarket competitors can respond to a firm's action in any of the markets where the firms meet.

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Question 22

A firm's ability to attack in multiple markets is a(n):

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Question 23

A comprehensive model of global competitive dynamics involves:

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Question 24

Briefly explain competitive dynamics and how they relate to strategy as action.

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Question 25

"The extent to which a given competitor possesses strategic endowment comparable,in terms of both type and amount,to those of the focal firm" refers to similarity of:

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Question 26

The "strategy as action" perspective highlights the power of creative destruction.

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Question 27

In some industries where pressures for globalization are relatively low,local firms may possess some skills and assets that are transferable overseas,thus leading to a(n)_____ strategy.

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Question 28

In the prisoners' dilemma,the maximum joint payoff comes if both prisoners confess.

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Question 29

In developing a strategy regarding competition or cooperation,it would be useful to:

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Question 30

Slow-moving firms have better organization and more committed employees,which enable them to respond quickly to competitive attacks.

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Question 31

The capability to attack in multiple markets throws the firm off balance leaving it vulnerable to rivals and thus reducing value.

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Question 32

Local firms' primary strengths lie in a deep understanding of local markets,and thus they would pursue a dodger strategy.

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Question 33

The resource similarity of two firms:

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Question 34

Which is NOT true concerning US anti trust policy today?

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Question 35

Rather than illegally colluding to raise their prices 20%,two firms can work together to cut their prices 20% through:

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Question 36

A gambit move can be regarded as exchange of firm's spheres of influence.

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Question 37

If an attack is so subtle that rivals are not aware of it,the attacker's objectives are not likely to have been attained.

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Question 38

A mechanical approach to determining whether antitrust activities are taking place:

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Question 39

Critics of U.S.policy on dumping at least agree that our policy on predatory pricing is consistent both domestically and internationally.

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Can national policies that seek to promote the well-being of its citizens by its attempts to maintain competition actually have the opposite effect? Why or why not?

Multimarket competitors can respond to a firm's action in any of the markets where the firms meet.

A firm's ability to attack in multiple markets is a(n):

A comprehensive model of global competitive dynamics involves:

Briefly explain competitive dynamics and how they relate to strategy as action.

"The extent to which a given competitor possesses strategic endowment comparable,in terms of both type and amount,to those of the focal firm" refers to similarity of:

The "strategy as action" perspective highlights the power of creative destruction.

In some industries where pressures for globalization are relatively low,local firms may possess some skills and assets that are transferable overseas,thus leading to a(n)_____ strategy.

In the prisoners' dilemma,the maximum joint payoff comes if both prisoners confess.

In developing a strategy regarding competition or cooperation,it would be useful to:

Slow-moving firms have better organization and more committed employees,which enable them to respond quickly to competitive attacks.

The capability to attack in multiple markets throws the firm off balance leaving it vulnerable to rivals and thus reducing value.

Local firms' primary strengths lie in a deep understanding of local markets,and thus they would pursue a dodger strategy.

The resource similarity of two firms:

Which is NOT true concerning US anti trust policy today?

Rather than illegally colluding to raise their prices 20%,two firms can work together to cut their prices 20% through:

A gambit move can be regarded as exchange of firm's spheres of influence.

If an attack is so subtle that rivals are not aware of it,the attacker's objectives are not likely to have been attained.

A mechanical approach to determining whether antitrust activities are taking place:

Critics of U.S.policy on dumping at least agree that our policy on predatory pricing is consistent both domestically and internationally.

Strategizing Around the Globe

Managing Industry Competition

Leveraging Resources and Capabilities

Emphasizing Institutions, cultures, and Ethics

Growing and Internationalizingthe Entrepreneurial Firm

Entering Foreign Markets

Making Strategic Alliancee and Networks Work

Diversifying, acquiring, and Restructuring

Strategizing, structuring, and Learningaround the World

Governing the Corporation Around the World

Strategizing With Corporate Social Responsibility

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Exam 8: Managing Global Competitive Dynamics

Can national policies that seek to promote the well-being of its citizens by its attempts to maintain competition actually have the opposite effect? Why or why not?

​Multimarket competitors can respond to a firm's action in any of the markets where the firms meet.

​A firm's ability to attack in multiple markets is a(n):

​A comprehensive model of global competitive dynamics involves:

​Briefly explain competitive dynamics and how they relate to strategy as action.

"The extent to which a given competitor possesses strategic endowment comparable,in terms of both type and amount,to those of the focal firm" refers to similarity of:

The "strategy as action" perspective highlights the power of creative destruction.

In some industries where pressures for globalization are relatively low,local firms may possess some skills and assets that are transferable overseas,thus leading to a(n)_____ strategy.

​In the prisoners' dilemma,the maximum joint payoff comes if both prisoners confess.

In developing a strategy regarding competition or cooperation,it would be useful to:

​Slow-moving firms have better organization and more committed employees,which enable them to respond quickly to competitive attacks.

The capability to attack in multiple markets throws the firm off balance leaving it vulnerable to rivals and thus reducing value.

Local firms' primary strengths lie in a deep understanding of local markets,and thus they would pursue a dodger strategy.

​The resource similarity of two firms:

Which is NOT true concerning US anti trust policy today?

​Rather than illegally colluding to raise their prices 20%,two firms can work together to cut their prices 20% through:

​A gambit move can be regarded as exchange of firm's spheres of influence.

If an attack is so subtle that rivals are not aware of it,the attacker's objectives are not likely to have been attained.

​A mechanical approach to determining whether antitrust activities are taking place:

Critics of U.S.policy on dumping at least agree that our policy on predatory pricing is consistent both domestically and internationally.

Strategizing Around the Globe

Managing Industry Competition

Leveraging Resources and Capabilities

Emphasizing Institutions, cultures, and Ethics

Growing and Internationalizingthe Entrepreneurial Firm

Entering Foreign Markets

Making Strategic Alliancee and Networks Work

Diversifying, acquiring, and Restructuring

Strategizing, structuring, and Learningaround the World

Governing the Corporation Around the World

Strategizing With Corporate Social Responsibility

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Multimarket competitors can respond to a firm's action in any of the markets where the firms meet.

A firm's ability to attack in multiple markets is a(n):

A comprehensive model of global competitive dynamics involves:

Briefly explain competitive dynamics and how they relate to strategy as action.

In the prisoners' dilemma,the maximum joint payoff comes if both prisoners confess.

Slow-moving firms have better organization and more committed employees,which enable them to respond quickly to competitive attacks.

The resource similarity of two firms:

Rather than illegally colluding to raise their prices 20%,two firms can work together to cut their prices 20% through:

A gambit move can be regarded as exchange of firm's spheres of influence.

A mechanical approach to determining whether antitrust activities are taking place: