Exam 4: Business-Level Strategy
Exam 1: Strategic Management and Strategic Competitivenes140 Questions
Exam 2: The External Environment: Opportunities, Threats, Industry Competition, and Competitor Analysis.147 Questions
Exam 3: The Internal Organization: Resources, Capabilities, Core Competencies, and Competitive Advantages149 Questions
Exam 4: Business-Level Strategy143 Questions
Exam 5: Competitive Rivalry and Competitive Dynamics.118 Questions
Exam 6: Corporate-Level Strategy.156 Questions
Exam 7: Merger and Acquisition Strategies.163 Questions
Exam 8: International Strategy149 Questions
Exam 9: Cooperative Strategy.143 Questions
Exam 10: Corporate Governance.150 Questions
Exam 11: Organizational Structure and Controls152 Questions
Exam 12: Strategic Leadership132 Questions
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Flexible manufacturing systems,information networks,and total quality management are three techniques that make it possible for firms to implement the focused differentiation strategy.
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Discuss how a cost leadership strategy can allow a firm to earn above-average returns in spite of strong competitive forces. Address each of the five competitive forces.
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Companies without the core competencies in their value chain activities and support functions are still able to implement successfully a either a cost leadership or a differentiation strategy,although they cannot implement an integrated cost leadership/differentiation strategy.
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One of the benefits of the integrated cost leadership/differentiation strategy is that it is less risky than either the cost leadership or differentiation strategies.
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Which of the following is NOT a value-creating activity associated with the differentiation strategy?
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An English professor spends her summers writing low-brow romance novels that sell directly to paperback. She writes under a fictional name because she is embarrassed to admit to her colleagues and students how she earns the extra money for foreign vacations. The professor is correct in her concern that she is serving customer needs that are objectively inferior and bad.
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In order to meet and exceed customer's expectations,firms must
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Firms implementing cost leadership strategies often sell no-frills standardized goods or services (but with competitive levels of differentiation)to the industry's most typical customers.
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Ikea offers young customers a selection of home furnishings featuring good design,function,and acceptable quality at low prices. Ikea is using which business-level strategy?
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A new generation of lunch trucks in cities such as New York,San Francisco,and Los Angeles serving high-end
fare such as hamburgers made from grassfed cattle,escargot,and crème brulee illustrate the focus cost leadership
strategy.
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Recently,the only type of car available for Anthony to rent on a business trip was a compact,fuel-efficient Japanese import. Anthony was surprised at the comfort and performance of the car. He is in the market for a new car and had previously considered only buying another luxury SUV. Now,he is thinking about the significant cost savings he would have if he bought the compact vehicle rather than a new SUV. This is an example of the competitive risk that
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A river barge company can offer cheaper,although slower,per pound transportation of products to companies when compared with transportation by air,truck,or rail. The river barge company should first target customers whose companies use
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Unlike a cost leadership and a differentiation strategy,both focus strategies are less dependent on the completion of various value chain and support activities in order to compete in a superior manner.
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All of the following are considered generic business-level strategies EXCEPT
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The hazard of getting "stuck in the middle" applies to firms using any business strategy.
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J.C. Penney attempted the strategy---------. But it couldn't out-------------Walmart,nor could it------------Macy's and
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How do focused differentiation and focused cost leadership strategies differ from their non-focused counterparts?
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