Exam 13: International Strategic Alliances
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What are the various forms that strategic alliances can take? What are the benefits of strategic alliances?
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A comprehensive alliance is formed when two or more firms ________.
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A public-private venture is a joint venture that involves a partnership between a privately owned firm and a ________.
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Which of the following is responsible for making day-to-day decisions and strategy implementation in a delegated arrangement?
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Sharing risk in a strategic alliance is most important for a firm that is entering a(n) ________ market.
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Under the agreement between Coca-Cola and Danone each company supplies three members of the joint venture's board of directors. What management form is this an example of?
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What is the primary difference between a joint venture and a non-joint venture strategic alliance?
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Joint ventures tend to have a longer duration than non-joint venture strategic alliances.
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Public-private ventures are most important in market-driven economies.
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What strategy is frequently used by Otis Elevator when it enters a new foreign market?
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All of the following are standard approaches to strategic alliance management EXCEPT ________.
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Agro Corporation, a French firm, formed a joint venture with Woxhu, a Chinese firm. According to the text, which of the following has the most power to make decisions in this joint venture?
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Conflict over distributing earnings can be avoided by negotiating such issues as part of the original contract agreement.
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What are the five primary pitfalls of strategic alliances? Describe each and explain which one you think is most difficult to avoid.
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Avia Battery and Simon Battery both manufacture batteries in a shared facility. The two firms have most likely established a(n) ________ alliance.
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Simmons Semiconducter and Rapid Electronics have formed a strategic alliance to develop a tool that will facilitate computer chip manufacturing. The two firms will work together only to design the tool. Which term best describes this strategic alliance?
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