Exam 6: Entering Foreign Markets

Emerging MNEs do not always fit into the traditional framework of successful multinationals,but are falling under a new theory called the LLL advantage.Which of the following is NOT part of that theory?

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Question 61

Small firms often go abroad to follow their large counterparts as suppliers.

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Question 62

Among the resource-based consideration a firm faces when deciding whether to enter foreign markets is:

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Question 63

In industries that face high barriers to entry,firms are more likely to:

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Question 64

A firm faces resources-based,industry-based,and institution-based considerations when entering foreign markets.Describe the formal institution-based constraints of such a firm.

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Question 65

Which of the following would be considered an obstacle to internationalization for a small firm in a large domestic market?

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Question 66

The more a company leverages its patented,branded,and trademarked products abroad,the less likely it is that counterfeits of these products will pop up.

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Question 67

A firm that spreads out its activities in a number of countries in different currency zones in order to offset the currency losses in certain regions through gains in other regions is engaged in:

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Question 68

One of the drawbacks of large-scale entries is limited strategic flexibility.

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Question 69

According to the textbook,what is most necessary to overcome the liability of foreignness?

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Question 70

Large-scale entries do which of the following?

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Question 71

Late-mover advantages do not include:

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Question 72

Which of the following mottos is applicable when considering the where-to-enter question of foreign market entry?

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Question 73

The ________ strategy treats foreign demand as an extension of domestic demand.

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Question 74

When it comes to the propensity to internationalize,an enthusiastic internationalizer will most likely be characterized by being a:

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Question 75

Is "foreignness" a liability or an asset? What causes it to be one or the other?

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Question 76

One of the main first-mover advantages a firm tries to gain is the resolution of technological and market uncertainties.

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Question 77

One of the best ways for a foreign market entrant to overcome the liability of foreignness is through its superb value of firm-specific assets.

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Question 78

First-mover advantages do not include:

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Question 79

Indirect exporting firms avoid exporting through domestically based intermediaries.

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Emerging MNEs do not always fit into the traditional framework of successful multinationals,but are falling under a new theory called the LLL advantage.Which of the following is NOT part of that theory?

Small firms often go abroad to follow their large counterparts as suppliers.

Among the resource-based consideration a firm faces when deciding whether to enter foreign markets is:

In industries that face high barriers to entry,firms are more likely to:

A firm faces resources-based,industry-based,and institution-based considerations when entering foreign markets.Describe the formal institution-based constraints of such a firm.

Which of the following would be considered an obstacle to internationalization for a small firm in a large domestic market?

The more a company leverages its patented,branded,and trademarked products abroad,the less likely it is that counterfeits of these products will pop up.

A firm that spreads out its activities in a number of countries in different currency zones in order to offset the currency losses in certain regions through gains in other regions is engaged in:

One of the drawbacks of large-scale entries is limited strategic flexibility.

According to the textbook,what is most necessary to overcome the liability of foreignness?

Large-scale entries do which of the following?

Late-mover advantages do not include:

Which of the following mottos is applicable when considering the where-to-enter question of foreign market entry?

The ________ strategy treats foreign demand as an extension of domestic demand.

When it comes to the propensity to internationalize,an enthusiastic internationalizer will most likely be characterized by being a:

Is "foreignness" a liability or an asset? What causes it to be one or the other?

One of the main first-mover advantages a firm tries to gain is the resolution of technological and market uncertainties.

One of the best ways for a foreign market entrant to overcome the liability of foreignness is through its superb value of firm-specific assets.

First-mover advantages do not include:

Indirect exporting firms avoid exporting through domestically based intermediaries.

Strategizing Around the Globe

Managing Industry Competition

Leveraging Resources and Capabilities

Emphasizing Institutions, cultures, and Ethics

Growing and Internationalizingthe Entrepreneurial Firm

Making Strategic Alliancee and Networks Work

Managing Global Competitive Dynamics

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 6: Entering Foreign Markets

​Emerging MNEs do not always fit into the traditional framework of successful multinationals,but are falling under a new theory called the LLL advantage.Which of the following is NOT part of that theory?

Small firms often go abroad to follow their large counterparts as suppliers. ​

​Among the resource-based consideration a firm faces when deciding whether to enter foreign markets is:

​In industries that face high barriers to entry,firms are more likely to:

​A firm faces resources-based,industry-based,and institution-based considerations when entering foreign markets.Describe the formal institution-based constraints of such a firm.

​Which of the following would be considered an obstacle to internationalization for a small firm in a large domestic market?

​The more a company leverages its patented,branded,and trademarked products abroad,the less likely it is that counterfeits of these products will pop up.

​A firm that spreads out its activities in a number of countries in different currency zones in order to offset the currency losses in certain regions through gains in other regions is engaged in:

One of the drawbacks of large-scale entries is limited strategic flexibility.

​According to the textbook,what is most necessary to overcome the liability of foreignness?

Large-scale entries do which of the following?

Late-mover advantages do not include:

​Which of the following mottos is applicable when considering the where-to-enter question of foreign market entry?

​The ________ strategy treats foreign demand as an extension of domestic demand.

​When it comes to the propensity to internationalize,an enthusiastic internationalizer will most likely be characterized by being a:

Is "foreignness" a liability or an asset? What causes it to be one or the other?

​One of the main first-mover advantages a firm tries to gain is the resolution of technological and market uncertainties.

​One of the best ways for a foreign market entrant to overcome the liability of foreignness is through its superb value of firm-specific assets.

First-mover advantages do not include:

Indirect exporting firms avoid exporting through domestically based intermediaries.

Strategizing Around the Globe

Managing Industry Competition

Leveraging Resources and Capabilities

Emphasizing Institutions, cultures, and Ethics

Growing and Internationalizingthe Entrepreneurial Firm

Making Strategic Alliancee and Networks Work

Managing Global Competitive Dynamics

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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Emerging MNEs do not always fit into the traditional framework of successful multinationals,but are falling under a new theory called the LLL advantage.Which of the following is NOT part of that theory?

Small firms often go abroad to follow their large counterparts as suppliers.

Among the resource-based consideration a firm faces when deciding whether to enter foreign markets is:

In industries that face high barriers to entry,firms are more likely to:

A firm faces resources-based,industry-based,and institution-based considerations when entering foreign markets.Describe the formal institution-based constraints of such a firm.

Which of the following would be considered an obstacle to internationalization for a small firm in a large domestic market?

The more a company leverages its patented,branded,and trademarked products abroad,the less likely it is that counterfeits of these products will pop up.

A firm that spreads out its activities in a number of countries in different currency zones in order to offset the currency losses in certain regions through gains in other regions is engaged in:

According to the textbook,what is most necessary to overcome the liability of foreignness?

Which of the following mottos is applicable when considering the where-to-enter question of foreign market entry?

The ________ strategy treats foreign demand as an extension of domestic demand.

When it comes to the propensity to internationalize,an enthusiastic internationalizer will most likely be characterized by being a:

One of the main first-mover advantages a firm tries to gain is the resolution of technological and market uncertainties.

One of the best ways for a foreign market entrant to overcome the liability of foreignness is through its superb value of firm-specific assets.