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Organization Theory and Design Study Set 3
Quiz 6: Designing Organizations for the International Environment
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Question 41
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A company typically shifts its interest from domestic activity to exporting in the 3rd stage (multinational) of international development.
Question 42
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Stage two is the global stage which means the company takes exports seriously and begins to think multidomestically.
Question 43
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Truly global companies no longer think if themselves as having a single home country and have been called stateless corporations.
Question 44
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The international stage of international development means that exports are taken seriously and that the company deals with the competitive issues of each country separately.
Question 45
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The "not-invented-here" syndrome makes some managers reluctant to tap into the know-how and expertise of other units.
Question 46
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In parts of Mexico, laundry detergent is used to wash dishes, not clothes, pointing out the need for a multidomestic strategy.
Question 47
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If the forces for national responsiveness and the forces for global integration are high, then a multidomestic strategy with a global geographic structure would be the best fit.
Question 48
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With a global geographic division structure, each division's manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and controlling all functions for the production and distribution of its products for any market around the world.
Question 49
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The product-based structure works best when a division handles products that are technologically similar and can be standardized for marketing around the world.
Question 50
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In many instances, companies will need to respond to both global and local opportunities simultaneously, in which case the global matrix structure can be used.
Question 51
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Innovation refers to the quality of collaboration across organizational units.
Question 52
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Hybrid structures are typical in highly volatile environments.
Question 53
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A joint venture is a separate entity created with two or more active firms as sponsors.
Question 54
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Managers and organizations all over the world are very reluctant to cooperate to achieve competitive advantage on a global scale.
Question 55
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The global geographic structure divides the world into geographical regions, with each geographical division reporting to the CEO.
Question 56
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To meet new competitive threats, many manufacturing firms are emphasizing the ability to customize their products to meet specific needs, which requires a greater emphasis on global responsiveness.