Exam 8: Organization Structure and Control Systems

Which of the following forms of organization is particularly appropriate for product lines using similar technology and for businesses with a narrow spectrum of customers?

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Question 41

Which of the following is NOT one of proctor & Gamble's Four Pillars?

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Question 42

An international division with an integrated global structure can be organized along all of the following lines EXCEPT ________.

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Question 43

Marketing-oriented companies like Nestle and Unilever are more likely to use a ________ structure because products can be adapted to local requirements.

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Question 44

Which of the following is a major structural changes occurring within many emerging market companies, such as Lenovo and Mittal Steel?

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Question 45

A firm that uses an international division structure may experience conflict among all of its divisions because ________.

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Question 46

Which of the following is a financial variable in MNC reports that complicates financial statements and performance evaluations?

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Question 47

Describe the organizational structure and characteristics of transnational corporations.

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Question 48

Which of the following is the LEAST relevant variable to consider in organizational design?

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Question 49

Contingency theory proposes that the best organizational structure is that which ________.

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Question 50

Which of the following organizational structures is typical of most transnational companies?

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Question 51

Can a firm's organizational structure become too complicated? Why or why not?

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Question 52

What is the most common form of organizing foreign operations?

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Question 53

In which of the following are a firm's foreign operations integrated into the activities and responsibilities of each department to gain functional specialization and economies of scale?

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Question 54

Which of the following is suggested by the research on monitoring systems by Ueno and Sekaran?

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Question 55

With a transnational strategy, the need for complex integrating mechanisms is , and in an international strategy, the need is .

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Question 56

Which of the following terms refers to the control of foreign operations through the use of reports, budgets, and financial controls?

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Question 57

Which of the following structures represents the most common way that small firms enter the global market?

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Question 58

All of the following are characteristics of a firm with transnational capability EXCEPT ________.

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Question 59

What led Samsung to reorganize in 2009?

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Which of the following forms of organization is particularly appropriate for product lines using similar technology and for businesses with a narrow spectrum of customers?

Which of the following is NOT one of proctor & Gamble's Four Pillars?

An international division with an integrated global structure can be organized along all of the following lines EXCEPT ________.

Marketing-oriented companies like Nestle and Unilever are more likely to use a ________ structure because products can be adapted to local requirements.

Which of the following is a major structural changes occurring within many emerging market companies, such as Lenovo and Mittal Steel?

A firm that uses an international division structure may experience conflict among all of its divisions because ________.

Which of the following is a financial variable in MNC reports that complicates financial statements and performance evaluations?

Describe the organizational structure and characteristics of transnational corporations.

Which of the following is the LEAST relevant variable to consider in organizational design?

Contingency theory proposes that the best organizational structure is that which ________.

Which of the following organizational structures is typical of most transnational companies?

Can a firm's organizational structure become too complicated? Why or why not?

What is the most common form of organizing foreign operations?

In which of the following are a firm's foreign operations integrated into the activities and responsibilities of each department to gain functional specialization and economies of scale?

Which of the following is suggested by the research on monitoring systems by Ueno and Sekaran?

With a transnational strategy, the need for complex integrating mechanisms is , and in an international strategy, the need is .

Which of the following terms refers to the control of foreign operations through the use of reports, budgets, and financial controls?

Which of the following structures represents the most common way that small firms enter the global market?

All of the following are characteristics of a firm with transnational capability EXCEPT ________.

What led Samsung to reorganize in 2009?

Assessing the Environment Political, Economic, Legal, Technological

Managing Interdependence Social Responsibility and Ethics

Understanding the Role of Culture

Communicating Across Cultures

Cross Cultural Negotiation and Decision Making

Formulating Strategy

Global Alliances and Strategy Implementation

Staffing Training and Compensation for Global Operations

Developing a Global Management Cadre

Motivating and Leading

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Exam 8: Organization Structure and Control Systems

Which of the following forms of organization is particularly appropriate for product lines using similar technology and for businesses with a narrow spectrum of customers?

Which of the following is NOT one of proctor & Gamble's Four Pillars?

An international division with an integrated global structure can be organized along all of the following lines EXCEPT ________.

Marketing-oriented companies like Nestle and Unilever are more likely to use a ________ structure because products can be adapted to local requirements.

Which of the following is a major structural changes occurring within many emerging market companies, such as Lenovo and Mittal Steel?

A firm that uses an international division structure may experience conflict among all of its divisions because ________.

Which of the following is a financial variable in MNC reports that complicates financial statements and performance evaluations?

Describe the organizational structure and characteristics of transnational corporations.

Which of the following is the LEAST relevant variable to consider in organizational design?

Contingency theory proposes that the best organizational structure is that which ________.

Which of the following organizational structures is typical of most transnational companies?

Can a firm's organizational structure become too complicated? Why or why not?

What is the most common form of organizing foreign operations?

In which of the following are a firm's foreign operations integrated into the activities and responsibilities of each department to gain functional specialization and economies of scale?

Which of the following is suggested by the research on monitoring systems by Ueno and Sekaran?

With a transnational strategy, the need for complex integrating mechanisms is ________, and in an international strategy, the need is ________.

Which of the following terms refers to the control of foreign operations through the use of reports, budgets, and financial controls?

Which of the following structures represents the most common way that small firms enter the global market?

All of the following are characteristics of a firm with transnational capability EXCEPT ________.

What led Samsung to reorganize in 2009?

Assessing the Environment Political, Economic, Legal, Technological

Managing Interdependence Social Responsibility and Ethics

Understanding the Role of Culture

Communicating Across Cultures

Cross Cultural Negotiation and Decision Making

Formulating Strategy

Global Alliances and Strategy Implementation

Staffing Training and Compensation for Global Operations

Developing a Global Management Cadre

Motivating and Leading

Filters

With a transnational strategy, the need for complex integrating mechanisms is , and in an international strategy, the need is .