Question 1

Potential for growth is one reason why companies enter foreign markets?

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Why is corporate social responsibility important?

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Question 3

Enumerate and explain the various ethical theories.

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Question 4

The spread of regional integration efforts have led to a decline in free trade between countries.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Ethical behavior relates to actions of companies and its executives that affect people and their wellbeing.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Stakeholders are shareholders that reside outside the home country of the company.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Why is international research important?

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Question 8

An international company operates in just a few countries.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

In a dyadic stakeholder relationship, a company

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A)  Establishes relationship with at least two of the stakeholders 
B)  Establishes relationship with two or more stakeholders 
C)  Establishes relationship with individual stakeholders 
D)  Establishes relationship with all stakeholders 
A)  Establishes relationship with at least two of the stakeholders 
B)  Establishes relationship with two or more stakeholders 
C)  Establishes relationship with individual stakeholders 
D)  Establishes relationship with all stakeholders

Question 10

International research is challenging, expensive, and time consuming because

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A)  The research is conducted in the company's home country 
B)  Lack of trained research professionals, lack of research infrastructure, and lack of quality secondary data 
C)  The countries are far apart and they operate in different time zones 
D)  Government regulations 
A)  The research is conducted in the company's home country 
B)  Lack of trained research professionals, lack of research infrastructure, and lack of quality secondary data 
C)  The countries are far apart and they operate in different time zones 
D)  Government regulations

Question 11

Many of the developing country markets are unpredictable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

To assist their managers in avoiding unethical behavior, international companies develop the following programs

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A)  Reading of religious books 
B)  Offer courses in ethics 
C)  Develop ethical codes, written procedures, and offer training programs 
D)  Invite prominent ethicists to offer seminars for employees 
A)  Reading of religious books 
B)  Offer courses in ethics 
C)  Develop ethical codes, written procedures, and offer training programs 
D)  Invite prominent ethicists to offer seminars for employees

Question 13

Since the 1950s, growth in international investments has been substantially lower than growth in the U.S. economy.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

International companies depend on secondary data as it is

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A)  Cost-efficient, could be gathered quickly, and sometimes is the only source of information available 
B)  Provided by government agencies 
C)  Available through research suppliers 
D)  Published by newspapers and the trade press 
A)  Cost-efficient, could be gathered quickly, and sometimes is the only source of information available 
B)  Provided by government agencies 
C)  Available through research suppliers 
D)  Published by newspapers and the trade press

Question 15

A global company is defined as

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A)  A company that exports goods and services 
B)  A company that licenses its products to companies in foreign countries 
C)  A company that enters into joint venture arrangements with companies in other countries 
D)  An international company with a network of worldwide integrative activities that attempts to standardize its offerings 
A)  A company that exports goods and services 
B)  A company that licenses its products to companies in foreign countries 
C)  A company that enters into joint venture arrangements with companies in other countries 
D)  An international company with a network of worldwide integrative activities that attempts to standardize its offerings

Question 16

The first step in developing a comprehensive stakeholder strategy is to

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A)  Undertake a marketing campaign 
B)  Develop a communication link between the company and its stakeholders. 
C)  Donate funds to not-for-profit organizations 
D)  Mail company brochures to each stakeholder groups 
A)  Undertake a marketing campaign 
B)  Develop a communication link between the company and its stakeholders. 
C)  Donate funds to not-for-profit organizations 
D)  Mail company brochures to each stakeholder groups

Question 17

In international business, the actions of managers and their companies may have drastic effects on

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A)  The presidential elections of the host country 
B)  The behavior and attitudes of its customers 
C)  The company's employees, customers, and suppliers 
D)  The religious establishments of the country 
A)  The presidential elections of the host country 
B)  The behavior and attitudes of its customers 
C)  The company's employees, customers, and suppliers 
D)  The religious establishments of the country

Question 18

The primary concern of governments in developing countries is

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A)  Air pollution 
B)  Contaminated water supply 
C)  Health and hygiene 
D)  Economic growth 
A)  Air pollution 
B)  Contaminated water supply 
C)  Health and hygiene 
D)  Economic growth

Question 19

Globalization proposes that companies view the world as

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A)  Made up of independent countries with their own rules and regulations 
B)  Made up of distinctive regions with vast market potential 
C)  As one single market to assemble, produce, and sell goods and services 
D)  One large village 
A)  Made up of independent countries with their own rules and regulations 
B)  Made up of distinctive regions with vast market potential 
C)  As one single market to assemble, produce, and sell goods and services 
D)  One large village

Question 20

What are some of the complexities and difficulties in conducting international research?

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Potential for growth is one reason why companies enter foreign markets?

Why is corporate social responsibility important?

Enumerate and explain the various ethical theories.

The spread of regional integration efforts have led to a decline in free trade between countries.

Ethical behavior relates to actions of companies and its executives that affect people and their wellbeing.

Stakeholders are shareholders that reside outside the home country of the company.

Why is international research important?

An international company operates in just a few countries.

In a dyadic stakeholder relationship, a company

International research is challenging, expensive, and time consuming because

Many of the developing country markets are unpredictable.

To assist their managers in avoiding unethical behavior, international companies develop the following programs

Since the 1950s, growth in international investments has been substantially lower than growth in the U.S. economy.

International companies depend on secondary data as it is

A global company is defined as

The first step in developing a comprehensive stakeholder strategy is to

In international business, the actions of managers and their companies may have drastic effects on

The primary concern of governments in developing countries is

Globalization proposes that companies view the world as

What are some of the complexities and difficulties in conducting international research?

International Business Environment-Culture

Economic and Other Related Environmental Variables

The Political and Legal Environment

International Trade and Foreign Direct Investments

Entry Strategies

Functional Integration

Production and Operations Management and Supply Chain Management

Outsourcing

International Finance

International Marketing

Human Resource Management and Organizational Structures

International Financial Management

International Accounting

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Exam 1: Introduction and Overview

Potential for growth is one reason why companies enter foreign markets?

Why is corporate social responsibility important?

Enumerate and explain the various ethical theories.

The spread of regional integration efforts have led to a decline in free trade between countries.

Ethical behavior relates to actions of companies and its executives that affect people and their wellbeing.

Stakeholders are shareholders that reside outside the home country of the company.

Why is international research important?

An international company operates in just a few countries.

In a dyadic stakeholder relationship, a company

International research is challenging, expensive, and time consuming because

Many of the developing country markets are unpredictable.

To assist their managers in avoiding unethical behavior, international companies develop the following programs

Since the 1950s, growth in international investments has been substantially lower than growth in the U.S. economy.

International companies depend on secondary data as it is

A global company is defined as

The first step in developing a comprehensive stakeholder strategy is to

In international business, the actions of managers and their companies may have drastic effects on

The primary concern of governments in developing countries is

Globalization proposes that companies view the world as

What are some of the complexities and difficulties in conducting international research?

International Business Environment-Culture

Economic and Other Related Environmental Variables

The Political and Legal Environment

International Trade and Foreign Direct Investments

Entry Strategies

Functional Integration

Production and Operations Management and Supply Chain Management

Outsourcing

International Finance

International Marketing

Human Resource Management and Organizational Structures

International Financial Management

International Accounting

Filters