Exam 4: The Global Context of Business

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Which of the following international organization strategies consists of firms giving individuals or companies in a foreign country exclusive rights to manufacture or market their products in that market?

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Strategic alliances give firms greater control over foreign activities than agents and licensees.

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What is a cartel? Use an example to clarify your response.

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South Africa produces diamonds more cheaply and of higher quality than any other country; this is an example of absolute advantage.

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To avoid transportation costs and tariffs,Apics Enterprises gave exclusive rights to Svenson AB in Finland to produce its product.What does this illustrate?

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What factors led Lionel Poilane to believe that his breads and pastries could be marketed worldwide?

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A nation's ________ is the economic value of all of the products that a company exports minus the economic value of its imports.

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What are local content laws?

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Free market economies often establish some system of quotas and/or tariffs.

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A country has a(n)________ in goods it can produce more efficiently than other goods.

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Which of the following types of tariff is meant to discourage the import of particular products?

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What are some advantages facing businesses that engage in strategic alliances?

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Products created domestically and transported for sale abroad are called ________.

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Which of the following is illegal in the United States?

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What organization was founded in Pacific Asia in 1967 for economic,political,social,and cultural cooperation?

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Short Case Scenario 4-1 Nokia Corporation, headquartered in Finland, is a world leader in the cell phone industry. Because much of Finland is heavily forested and sparsely populated, it is difficult and expensive to develop a land-based communication network. Nokia created Europe's first digital telephone network in 1982. Today, Nokia has 27 percent of the world market in cell phones, well ahead of their competition. -How might the imposition of a tariff on cell phones impact Nokia's exportation of cell phones to the United States?

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Protecting domestic business at the expense of free market competition is ________.

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Revenue tariffs are primarily designed to discourage the importation of foreign products.

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Low-income countries are often called developing countries.

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Which of the following restricts the number of products of a certain type that can be imported into a country?

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