Deck 18: Internal Markets

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Internal markets

A)are used to determine a transfer price.
B)are common in corporate America.
C)are part of a firm's vertical network.
D)all of these choices.
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Firms have started to use ____ to solicit information about event that are important to them

A)internal markets
B)external networks
C)prediction markets
D)none of these choices.
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Internal markets

A)do not have the same problems as external markets.
B)have externalities but do not fail.
C)have the same problems as external markets.
D)are more useful relative to external markets.
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Internal markets

A)can be useful suppliers of information.
B)suffer from some of the same problems that external markets suffer.
C)are becoming increasingly popular.
D)all of these choices.
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A market based firm

A)still needs structure.
B)needs no structure.
C)is really not a firm.
D)none of these choices.
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A new approach to management that uses market structures is

A)CAPM.
B)market based management.
C)total quality management.
D)networking.
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In an unfettered free market, price is ____ predictor(s)of an event.

A)the best
B)only of many
C)not a very useful
D)a marginal
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In a market based firm

A)headquarters is really only interested in external business relationships.
B)headquarters still needs total budget control.
C)headquarters assigns property rights.
D)a focus on manufacturing is appropriate.
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Transfer prices should be set to so

A)to maximize profits for only one unit in a multi-unit firm.
B)allow arbitrage with the external market place.
C)to maximize profits for the overall firm.
D)none of these choices.
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The way one unit of a firm relates to another in the same firm is referred to as being

A)upstream or downstream.
B)latitudinal or longitudinal.
C)left or right.
D)competitor or conspirator.
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To create a market

A)roles must be assigned.
B)agents need instructions.
C)property rights must be defined.
D)transactions costs must be zero.
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BP has

A)only used external markets.
B)used internal markets successfully to reduce emissions.
C)used internal markets to deal with a network externality.
D)none of these choices.
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The market process is a

A)path to discovery.
B)simple process.
C)theoretical concept that reveals little useful information.
D)none of these choices.
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Market prices

A)are limited in their information content.
B)contain all available information.
C)contain only past information.
D)none of these choices.
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An external market

A)should always replace internal markets.
B)have problems that internal markets do not.
C)should be used to discipline the internal market.
D)fewer economies of scope.
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In general, the structure of a business firm

A)looks like a market.
B)looks like a flat network.
C)is largely determined by legal considerations.
D)seems more like a central planning agency than a market.
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Central planners

A)know more than the market.
B)know less than the market knows.
C)process information more efficiently than the market.
D)can predetermine equilibrium prices.
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All the costs of a transaction are referred to as

A)transfer costs.
B)transactions costs.
C)marketing expenditures.
D)accounting costs.
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PAM

A)was a prediction market used to predict terrorist attacks.
B)is another cost of capital model like CAPM
C)stands for Pricing Assets Management
D)none of these choices
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If a firm decides to produce a product that it once purchased from a firm upstream it has made a

A)horizontal decision.
B)make or buy decision.
C)downstream decision.
D)sell or service decision.
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The set of collectively held beliefs, values, and norms among the members of a firm that influence individual behavior is referred to as

A)network values.
B)horizontal values.
C)implicit contracts.
D)corporate culture.
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Market-based management firms do not have structures like headquarters.
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Research seems to suggest that corporate culture

A)is unrelated to stock performance.
B)is closely related to stock performance.
C)helps determine the cost of capital.
D)is easily transferable across organizations.
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Prediction market in Scotland have been used to effectively forecast the outcome of elections in the United States.
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Transfer prices can be set in such a way so as to maximize profits for an entire business.
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Amazon.com claims that its average costs fall as it adds new product lines to its website.Amazon.com is experiencing

A)network externalities.
B)diseconomies of scale.
C)economies of scope
D)all of these choices.
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Managers need to enforce property rights inside a firm.
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Internal markets cannot suffer market failure like an external market.
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Net marginal product is the reciprocal of marginal cost.
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There is no need to allocate property rights in a market-based firm.
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Price is the best predictor of an event.
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Free competitive markets do not process information effectively.
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Relational contracts contract for every possible contingency
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Organizational structure forms evolved based on

A)new theories of management.
B)the ability of new forms to add accounting profits.
C)the ability of new forms to cover the cost of capital.
D)the ability of new forms to add value.
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Organizational structure can be a strategic asset if it

A)adds value.
B)adds value and can be duplicated.
C)adds value and cannot be duplicated.
D)can be franchised.
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Internal markets

A)are used to determine a transfer price.
B)are common in corporate America.
C)are part of a firm's vertical network.
D)all of these choices.
are used to determine a transfer price.
2
Firms have started to use ____ to solicit information about event that are important to them

A)internal markets
B)external networks
C)prediction markets
D)none of these choices.
prediction markets
3
Internal markets

A)do not have the same problems as external markets.
B)have externalities but do not fail.
C)have the same problems as external markets.
D)are more useful relative to external markets.
have the same problems as external markets.
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Internal markets

A)can be useful suppliers of information.
B)suffer from some of the same problems that external markets suffer.
C)are becoming increasingly popular.
D)all of these choices.
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A market based firm

A)still needs structure.
B)needs no structure.
C)is really not a firm.
D)none of these choices.
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A new approach to management that uses market structures is

A)CAPM.
B)market based management.
C)total quality management.
D)networking.
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In an unfettered free market, price is ____ predictor(s)of an event.

A)the best
B)only of many
C)not a very useful
D)a marginal
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In a market based firm

A)headquarters is really only interested in external business relationships.
B)headquarters still needs total budget control.
C)headquarters assigns property rights.
D)a focus on manufacturing is appropriate.
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9
Transfer prices should be set to so

A)to maximize profits for only one unit in a multi-unit firm.
B)allow arbitrage with the external market place.
C)to maximize profits for the overall firm.
D)none of these choices.
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10
The way one unit of a firm relates to another in the same firm is referred to as being

A)upstream or downstream.
B)latitudinal or longitudinal.
C)left or right.
D)competitor or conspirator.
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To create a market

A)roles must be assigned.
B)agents need instructions.
C)property rights must be defined.
D)transactions costs must be zero.
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BP has

A)only used external markets.
B)used internal markets successfully to reduce emissions.
C)used internal markets to deal with a network externality.
D)none of these choices.
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The market process is a

A)path to discovery.
B)simple process.
C)theoretical concept that reveals little useful information.
D)none of these choices.
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Market prices

A)are limited in their information content.
B)contain all available information.
C)contain only past information.
D)none of these choices.
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15
An external market

A)should always replace internal markets.
B)have problems that internal markets do not.
C)should be used to discipline the internal market.
D)fewer economies of scope.
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In general, the structure of a business firm

A)looks like a market.
B)looks like a flat network.
C)is largely determined by legal considerations.
D)seems more like a central planning agency than a market.
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Central planners

A)know more than the market.
B)know less than the market knows.
C)process information more efficiently than the market.
D)can predetermine equilibrium prices.
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All the costs of a transaction are referred to as

A)transfer costs.
B)transactions costs.
C)marketing expenditures.
D)accounting costs.
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PAM

A)was a prediction market used to predict terrorist attacks.
B)is another cost of capital model like CAPM
C)stands for Pricing Assets Management
D)none of these choices
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If a firm decides to produce a product that it once purchased from a firm upstream it has made a

A)horizontal decision.
B)make or buy decision.
C)downstream decision.
D)sell or service decision.
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The set of collectively held beliefs, values, and norms among the members of a firm that influence individual behavior is referred to as

A)network values.
B)horizontal values.
C)implicit contracts.
D)corporate culture.
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Market-based management firms do not have structures like headquarters.
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Research seems to suggest that corporate culture

A)is unrelated to stock performance.
B)is closely related to stock performance.
C)helps determine the cost of capital.
D)is easily transferable across organizations.
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Prediction market in Scotland have been used to effectively forecast the outcome of elections in the United States.
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Transfer prices can be set in such a way so as to maximize profits for an entire business.
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Amazon.com claims that its average costs fall as it adds new product lines to its website.Amazon.com is experiencing

A)network externalities.
B)diseconomies of scale.
C)economies of scope
D)all of these choices.
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Managers need to enforce property rights inside a firm.
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Internal markets cannot suffer market failure like an external market.
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Net marginal product is the reciprocal of marginal cost.
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There is no need to allocate property rights in a market-based firm.
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Price is the best predictor of an event.
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Free competitive markets do not process information effectively.
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Relational contracts contract for every possible contingency
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Organizational structure forms evolved based on

A)new theories of management.
B)the ability of new forms to add accounting profits.
C)the ability of new forms to cover the cost of capital.
D)the ability of new forms to add value.
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Organizational structure can be a strategic asset if it

A)adds value.
B)adds value and can be duplicated.
C)adds value and cannot be duplicated.
D)can be franchised.
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