A) deconstruction expertise.
B) parenting expertise.
C) excess personnel.
D) increased market positioning.
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A) related diversification to achieve value by leveraging pooled negotiating power to attain economies of scope.
B) unrelated diversification to acquire financial synergies through portfolio management.
C) related diversification to acquire market power by leveraging pooled negotiating power.
D) related diversification to acquire parenting synergies through corporate restructuring and parenting.
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A) Horizontal
B) Synergistic
C) Related
D) Unrelated
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A) products use similar distribution channels.
B) value chains of the firm be similar enough in at least one way to allow for the leveraging of the core competencies of the firm.
C) target market is the same, even if the products are very different.
D) methods of production are the same.
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A) tight financial control.
B) rewards based on meeting short- to medium-term performance goals.
C) penalties for missing short- to medium-term performance goals.
D) reduction in the number of middle-level managers.
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A) building on core competencies.
B) achieving process gains.
C) using portfolio analysis.
D) sharing activities.
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A) the dog quadrant
B) its core market
C) the question mark quadrant
D) semiconductor manufacturing
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A) assure the newly acquired company will be successful.
B) continue to work with the two companies involved.
C) collect huge up-front fees regardless of the outcome afterwards.
D) monitor the progress of both companies for long term growth.
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A) a clause requiring that huge dividend payments be made upon takeover.
B) pay given to executives fired because of a takeover.
C) financial inducements offered by a threatened firm to stop a hostile suitor from acquiring it.
D) managers of a firm in a hostile takeover approaching a third party about making the acquisition.
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A) general economic conditions.
B) level of optimism about the future.
C) currency fluctuations.
D) managerial style.
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A) vertical integration.
B) sharing activities.
C) pooled negotiating power.
D) leveraging core competencies.
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A) Many companies use internal development to extend their product or service offers.
B) An advantage of internal development is that it is generally faster than other means of diversification.
C) The firm can capture wealth created without having to share the wealth with alliance partners.
D) Firms can often develop products or services at a lower cost if they rely on their own resources instead of external funding.
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True/False
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A) strategic alliances; joint ventures
B) strategic alliances; mergers
C) mergers; acquisitions
D) mergers; joint ventures
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A) strategies; slowly
B) capabilities; quickly
C) capabilities; slowly
D) strategies; quickly
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A) cash
B) human resource
C) debt-equity
D) management
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A) good expansion.
B) reasonable divestiture.
C) cost savings strategy.
D) failed acquisition.
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