Question 1

What tenet does China follow to ensure that Hong Kong's exuberant capitalism is retained despite the communist leanings of mainland China?

Accepted Answer

A)  absolute plutocracy 
B)  sovereignty of the provinces 
C)  theocracy 
D)  noninterventionist approach 
E)  one country, two systems 
A)  absolute plutocracy 
B)  sovereignty of the provinces 
C)  theocracy 
D)  noninterventionist approach 
E)  one country, two systems

Question 2

What stereotype of businesspeople in the Northeast of China persists, especially by their southern neighbors?

Accepted Answer

A)  loud and argumentative 
B)  cold and businesslike 
C)  aggressive 
D)  dishonest 
E)  forthright 
A)  loud and argumentative 
B)  cold and businesslike 
C)  aggressive 
D)  dishonest 
E)  forthright

Question 3

The Four Asian Tigers are: China, Thailand, India, and North Korea.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

APEC is a body formed by the major governments of the Asian countries with the primary purpose of protecting their local industries against the market domination by their western counterparts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What is the biggest threat to the fast growth China is experiencing?

Accepted Answer

A)  increased opening of the market to foreign investments 
B)  trade isolation by other ASEAN countries 
C)  losing the permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) status 
D)  reformation of the traditional legal system 
E)  economic volatility 
A)  increased opening of the market to foreign investments 
B)  trade isolation by other ASEAN countries 
C)  losing the permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) status 
D)  reformation of the traditional legal system 
E)  economic volatility

Question 6

A major issue that China has to address in its path to economic growth is improving human rights.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Bottom-of-the-pyramid markets (BOPMs) are always defined by national borders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which province of China shares the closest economic ties with South Korea?

Accepted Answer

A)  Liaoning 
B)  Jilin 
C)  Heilongjiang 
D)  Guangdong 
E)  Hainan 
A)  Liaoning 
B)  Jilin 
C)  Heilongjiang 
D)  Guangdong 
E)  Hainan

Question 9

What political factors were behind the Japanese crisis of 1990?

Accepted Answer

Analysts found two major villains that l

Question 10

What city has an advantage of bordering Hong Kong, using it as a trade platform to expand the global market?

Accepted Answer

A)  Shanghai 
B)  Zhongshan 
C)  Taiwan 
D)  Beijing 
E)  Shenzhen 
A)  Shanghai 
B)  Zhongshan 
C)  Taiwan 
D)  Beijing 
E)  Shenzhen

Question 11

________, a boomtown bordering Hong Kong and a fishing village just 20 years ago, has replaced the provincial capital Guangzhou to lead the local economy.

Accepted Answer

A)  Dongguan 
B)  Shenzhen 
C)  Huizhou 
D)  Foshan 
E)  Zhongshan 
A)  Dongguan 
B)  Shenzhen 
C)  Huizhou 
D)  Foshan 
E)  Zhongshan

Question 12

________ at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula in China is the focus of bi-national relationships and has one of the world's largest and most modern port facilities.

Accepted Answer

A)  Dalian 
B)  Jilin 
C)  Heilongjiang 
D)  Guangdong 
E)  Hainan 
A)  Dalian 
B)  Jilin 
C)  Heilongjiang 
D)  Guangdong 
E)  Hainan

Question 13

What is the primary reason behind the inaccessibility of most of the 1.3 billion potential consumers in China?

Accepted Answer

A)  Most of them have little disposable income. 
B)  The distribution network is poor or absent. 
C)  They are mostly Communist party members who avoid purchasing imported goods. 
D)  They are restricted to settlement zones where marketing is prohibited. 
E)  They are unfamiliar with the English language. 
A)  Most of them have little disposable income. 
B)  The distribution network is poor or absent. 
C)  They are mostly Communist party members who avoid purchasing imported goods. 
D)  They are restricted to settlement zones where marketing is prohibited. 
E)  They are unfamiliar with the English language.

Question 14

The __________ region of China is considered, by other Chinese, to be the most conservative both in terms of behavior and language.

Accepted Answer

A)  Hong Kong 
B)  Mainland China 
C)  Beijing 
D)  Shanghai 
E)  Taiwan 
A)  Hong Kong 
B)  Mainland China 
C)  Beijing 
D)  Shanghai 
E)  Taiwan

Question 15

What is true of the standard of living of the eight most populous countries of the Asia/Pacific region?

Accepted Answer

A)  The Japanese rail system is one of the most underdeveloped in the world. 
B)  In the Philippines, most people travel by train. 
C)  As a result of communism, China and Vietnam place low emphasis on health. 
D)  The Japanese healthcare system produces the longest lifespans in the world. 
E)  Consumption patterns indicate that the Chinese place much lower emphasis on education compared with Indians. 
A)  The Japanese rail system is one of the most underdeveloped in the world. 
B)  In the Philippines, most people travel by train. 
C)  As a result of communism, China and Vietnam place low emphasis on health. 
D)  The Japanese healthcare system produces the longest lifespans in the world. 
E)  Consumption patterns indicate that the Chinese place much lower emphasis on education compared with Indians.

Question 16

One of Japan's core advantages over other countries is its language; the syntax of the Japanese language is similar to that of certain programming languages.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

One of the reasons there is no one-growth strategy for China is

Accepted Answer

A)  the regions have no link to the central government. 
B)  each region in China is at a different stage economically. 
C)  the inability to prevent the privatization of its state-owned enterprises. 
D)  each region within China is completely isolated from other regions. 
E)  the complete absence of autonomy in the various regions of China. 
A)  the regions have no link to the central government. 
B)  each region in China is at a different stage economically. 
C)  the inability to prevent the privatization of its state-owned enterprises. 
D)  each region within China is completely isolated from other regions. 
E)  the complete absence of autonomy in the various regions of China.

Question 18

Half of Shanghai's GDP is derived from

Accepted Answer

A)  financial services industries. 
B)  steel industries. 
C)  electronic products. 
D)  shipping sector. 
E)  software industries. 
A)  financial services industries. 
B)  steel industries. 
C)  electronic products. 
D)  shipping sector. 
E)  software industries.

Question 19

What is the "one country, two systems" approach of China? How did it come about?

Accepted Answer

After 155 years of British rule, Hong Ko

Question 20

The most rapidly growing economies in the Asia Pacific region during the 1980s and 1990s, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, are sometimes referred to as the

Accepted Answer

A)  Four Lions. 
B)  Four Elephants. 
C)  Four Dragons. 
D)  Four Horses. 
E)  Four Swans. 
A)  Four Lions. 
B)  Four Elephants. 
C)  Four Dragons. 
D)  Four Horses. 
E)  Four Swans.

What tenet does China follow to ensure that Hong Kong's exuberant capitalism is retained despite the communist leanings of mainland China?

What stereotype of businesspeople in the Northeast of China persists, especially by their southern neighbors?

The Four Asian Tigers are: China, Thailand, India, and North Korea.

APEC is a body formed by the major governments of the Asian countries with the primary purpose of protecting their local industries against the market domination by their western counterparts.

What is the biggest threat to the fast growth China is experiencing?

A major issue that China has to address in its path to economic growth is improving human rights.

Bottom-of-the-pyramid markets (BOPMs) are always defined by national borders.

Which province of China shares the closest economic ties with South Korea?

What political factors were behind the Japanese crisis of 1990?

What city has an advantage of bordering Hong Kong, using it as a trade platform to expand the global market?

________, a boomtown bordering Hong Kong and a fishing village just 20 years ago, has replaced the provincial capital Guangzhou to lead the local economy.

________ at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula in China is the focus of bi-national relationships and has one of the world's largest and most modern port facilities.

What is the primary reason behind the inaccessibility of most of the 1.3 billion potential consumers in China?

The __________ region of China is considered, by other Chinese, to be the most conservative both in terms of behavior and language.

What is true of the standard of living of the eight most populous countries of the Asia/Pacific region?

One of Japan's core advantages over other countries is its language; the syntax of the Japanese language is similar to that of certain programming languages.

One of the reasons there is no one-growth strategy for China is

Half of Shanghai's GDP is derived from

What is the "one country, two systems" approach of China? How did it come about?

The most rapidly growing economies in the Asia Pacific region during the 1980s and 1990s, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, are sometimes referred to as the

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Exam 11: The Asia Pacific Region

What tenet does China follow to ensure that Hong Kong's exuberant capitalism is retained despite the communist leanings of mainland China?

What stereotype of businesspeople in the Northeast of China persists, especially by their southern neighbors?

The Four Asian Tigers are: China, Thailand, India, and North Korea.

APEC is a body formed by the major governments of the Asian countries with the primary purpose of protecting their local industries against the market domination by their western counterparts.

What is the biggest threat to the fast growth China is experiencing?

A major issue that China has to address in its path to economic growth is improving human rights.

Bottom-of-the-pyramid markets (BOPMs) are always defined by national borders.

Which province of China shares the closest economic ties with South Korea?

What political factors were behind the Japanese crisis of 1990?

What city has an advantage of bordering Hong Kong, using it as a trade platform to expand the global market?

________, a boomtown bordering Hong Kong and a fishing village just 20 years ago, has replaced the provincial capital Guangzhou to lead the local economy.

________ at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula in China is the focus of bi-national relationships and has one of the world's largest and most modern port facilities.

What is the primary reason behind the inaccessibility of most of the 1.3 billion potential consumers in China?

The __________ region of China is considered, by other Chinese, to be the most conservative both in terms of behavior and language.

What is true of the standard of living of the eight most populous countries of the Asia/Pacific region?

One of Japan's core advantages over other countries is its language; the syntax of the Japanese language is similar to that of certain programming languages.

One of the reasons there is no one-growth strategy for China is

Half of Shanghai's GDP is derived from

What is the "one country, two systems" approach of China? How did it come about?

The most rapidly growing economies in the Asia Pacific region during the 1980s and 1990s, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, are sometimes referred to as the

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The Dynamic Environment of International Trade

History and Geography: the Foundations of Culture

Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets

Culture, Management Style, and Business Systems

The Political Environment: a Critical Concern

The International Legal Environment: Playing by the Rules

Developing a Global Vision Through Marketing Research

Economic Development and the Americas

Europe, Africa, and the Middle East

Global Marketing Management: Planning and Organization

Products and Services for Consumers

Products and Services for Businesses

International Marketing Channels

Integrated Marketing Communications and International Advertising

Personal Selling and Sales Management

Pricing for International Markets

Inventive Negotiations With International Customers, Partners, and Regulators

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