Deck 14: Appendix 4: Waves of Innovation and Predicting the Future
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Deck 14: Appendix 4: Waves of Innovation and Predicting the Future
1
What economist initially developed the understanding that capitalistic economies experience long wave cycles of forty to sixty years?
A) Schumpeter
B) Kondratieff
C) Volland
D) Chandler
E) Simon
A) Schumpeter
B) Kondratieff
C) Volland
D) Chandler
E) Simon
Kondratieff
2
Schumpeter argued that ____ was the basic function of the entrepreneur in capitalistic societies.
A) Marketing
B) Innovation
C) Managing
D) Making money
E) Franchising
A) Marketing
B) Innovation
C) Managing
D) Making money
E) Franchising
Innovation
3
The Railroad wave led to which type of organizational structure?
A) Simple administrative structure
B) Divisional structure
C) Product structure
D) Functional structure
E) SBU
A) Simple administrative structure
B) Divisional structure
C) Product structure
D) Functional structure
E) SBU
Functional structure
4
A structure where an engineer reports to the manager of a project to build a new jet fighter and to the director of engineering would be referred to as a ____ structure.
A) Strategic business unit (SBU)
B) Network
C) Functional
D) Matrix
E) Simple
A) Strategic business unit (SBU)
B) Network
C) Functional
D) Matrix
E) Simple
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5
Which of these developments is not part of the motorization wave?
A) Trucking grew as a link between small towns
B) The emergence of the SBU structure
C) Microprocessors and satellites allow almost instantaneous information transfers
D) No longer did they have to follow the railroad routes or waterways for mechanized travel
E) Aircraft manufacturing grew in importance
A) Trucking grew as a link between small towns
B) The emergence of the SBU structure
C) Microprocessors and satellites allow almost instantaneous information transfers
D) No longer did they have to follow the railroad routes or waterways for mechanized travel
E) Aircraft manufacturing grew in importance
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6
Which wave of innovation began in the early 1900's?
A) Mechanization
B) Railroad
C) Electrification
D) Informational
E) Motorization
A) Mechanization
B) Railroad
C) Electrification
D) Informational
E) Motorization
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7
When did Schumpeter believe most innovations tended to accumulate?
A) End of downturn
B) Beginning of a downturn
C) End of an upturn
D) Beginning of an upturn
E) All periods are equal
A) End of downturn
B) Beginning of a downturn
C) End of an upturn
D) Beginning of an upturn
E) All periods are equal
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8
Vanston proposed different methods to identify the future over the next five to 10 years. Which of the following is not a method to identify the future over this intermediate term?
A) Extrapolation
B) Pattern analysis
C) Simulation modeling
D) Counterpunching
E) Goal analysis
A) Extrapolation
B) Pattern analysis
C) Simulation modeling
D) Counterpunching
E) Goal analysis
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9
The examination of cycles based on historical data is ____.
A) Trend extrapolation
B) Expert consensus
C) Simulation
D) Scenario building
E) Decision trees
A) Trend extrapolation
B) Expert consensus
C) Simulation
D) Scenario building
E) Decision trees
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10
MRAM will be able to ____.
A) Attach small sensors to individuals to constantly monitor their body
B) Allow hydrogen to be used to generate electricity in batteries
C) Allow data to be stored even when the power is lost
D) Make predictions on the future based on the opinions of experts
E) Build a simulation that allows the future to be predicted
A) Attach small sensors to individuals to constantly monitor their body
B) Allow hydrogen to be used to generate electricity in batteries
C) Allow data to be stored even when the power is lost
D) Make predictions on the future based on the opinions of experts
E) Build a simulation that allows the future to be predicted
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11
Describe four of the six long waves of innovation and the new industrial sectors that developed at that time.
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12
During the first five waves of innovation what organizational structure developed at each stage? Briefly describe each structure.
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13
Describe the methods to view the future over the immediate term - five to 10 years.
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14
Describe the methods to forecast the short term future.
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