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Strategic Management Study Set 1
Exam 10: Organizing to Implement Corporate Diversification
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Question 21
Essay
Define what constitutes an agency relationship and the roles of the principal and the agent; discuss how the agency relationship is reflected in the context of corporate diversification and when the agency relationship can be effective; and identify two common agency problems.
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Which component of the M-form structure evaluates the firm's decision making to ensure that it is consistent with the interests of equity holders?
Question 23
True/False
In zero-based budgeting,each project has to stand on its own merits each year by being included among the important projects that a firm can afford to fund and no project receives funding for the future simply because it received funding in the past.
Question 24
Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements regarding outside members of boards of directors is accurate?
Question 25
True/False
If a well-managed diversified firm uses both accounting and economic measures,it will be able to unambiguously evaluate divisional performance.
Question 26
Multiple Choice
Rather than having profit-and-loss responsibilities,________ are assigned a budget and manage their operations to that budget.
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Economic theory tells us that transfer prices should equal ________ cost.
Question 28
Essay
Discuss the role of transfer pricing systems in an M-form organization,identify difficulties with setting optimal prices,and identify four alternative transfer pricing schemes.
Question 29
True/False
In a diversified firm,market prices are set by a firm's corporate management to accomplish corporate objectives while transfer prices are determined by the market forces of supply and demand.
Question 30
True/False
The M-form structure is designed to create checks and balances for managers that increase the probability that a diversified firm will be managed in ways consistent with the interests of its equity holders.