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GLOBUS SIMULATION ACTUAL FINAL EXAM 204 REAL EXAM

QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS 2025 LATEST

UPDATED GET A+

The difference between a company's strategy and a company's business model is

that - (ANSWER)Its strategy is defined by the specific market positioning,

competitive moves, and business approaches management employs to try to

produce good business results while its business model relates to management's

blueprint for delivering a valuable product or service to customers in a manner that

will generate revenues sufficient to cover costs and yield an attractive profit.




A winning strategy is one that - (ANSWER)fits the company's internal and

external situation, improves company performance, and helps achieve sustainable

competitive advantage.




Typically, a company's strategy is - (ANSWER)a blend of (1) proactive actions to

improve the company's financial performance and secure a competitive edge and

(2) as-needed reactions to unanticipated developments and fresh market conditions

,A company's business model - (ANSWER)is managements blueprint for

delivering a valuable product or service to customers in a manner that will generate

revenue sufficient to cover costs and yield an attractive profit




A company achieves sustainable competitive advantage when - (ANSWER)an

attractive number of buyers are drawn to purchase its products or services rather

than those of competitors and when the basis for the preference is durable, despite

the efforts of competitors to nullify or overcome the appeal of its product offering.




What makes a competitive advantage sustainable or durable as opposed to

temporary - (ANSWER)are actions or elements in a company's strategy that cause

an attractive number of buyers to have lasting reasons to purchase the company's

products or services, despite competitor's best efforts to nullify or overcome those

reasons




In choosing among strategy alternatives, company managers - (ANSWER)are

well advised to embrace actions strategic actions that can pass the test of moral

scrutiny-- it is not enough to just stay within the boards of what is legal and is in

compliance with prevailing government regulations

,Two crucial elements of a company's business model are - (ANSWER)its profit

proposition or "profit formula" and its customer value proposition




Which of the following is not something a company's strategy is concerned with? -

(ANSWER)Management's choice of which of several alternative business models

to employ in delivering value to customers and to shareholders




The reputational and financial damage that unethical strategies and behavior can do

to a company - (ANSWER)is substantial; consequently, there are good business

reason for a company and its personnel to avoid unethical strategic actions and

behaviors




According to Figure 1.1, which of the following is not something to look for in

identifying a company's strategy? - (ANSWER)Actions to boost the company's

earnings per share and stock price

, Changing circumstances and ongoing managerial efforts to improve the strategy -

(ANSWER)account for why a company's strategy evolves over time and why the

task of crafting a company's strategy is a work in progress, not a one-time event.




The competitive moves and business approaches a company's management is using

to attract and please customers, compete successfully, grow the business, respond

to changing market conditions, conduct operations, and achieve the targeted

financial and market performance is what defines a company's -

(ANSWER)strategy




Crafting and executing strategy are top-priority managerial tasks because -

(ANSWER)how well a company performs and the degree of market success it

achieves are directly, attributable to the caliber of its strategy and the proficiency

with which the strategy is executed




Which of the following statements about a company's strategy is false -

(ANSWER)A company's strategy is deliberately kept under wraps by top-level

managers so as to catch rival companies

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