and CORECT Answers
Which view claims that the phenomenon of globalization was initially driven by the desire of
Western economies to exploit their power through multinational enterprises? - CORRECT
ANSWER - The new force view
Economic gains come from international trade because one country's exported goods, services or
other items are unique, valuable, and difficult to duplicate to importing country - CORRECT
ANSWER - Resource-based view
What is the aggregation of importing and exporting that leads to the country-level trade surplus
or deficit? - CORRECT ANSWER - Balance of Trade
What is a cost of foreign direct investment? - CORRECT ANSWER - Developing countries
may be exploited by multinational enterprises (MNE)
Which type of managerial capability is both challenging and difficult to imitate? - CORRECT
ANSWER - Intangible capability
What may precious, rare and hard to duplicate resources and capabilities lead to for a firm? -
CORRECT ANSWER - Sustained comparative advantage
Which theory of international trade states that poor countries often experience faster rates of
economic growth compared to wealthy countries? - CORRECT ANSWER - The catch-up
effect
What is the financial environment in which exchange rates and payments for goods and services
are conducted? - CORRECT ANSWER - Commodity Exchange
, What happens to a country's real exchange rates and nominal interest rate as the price level
increases, assuming all other factors are unchanged? - CORRECT ANSWER - Exchange rates
depreciate, interest rates increase
What is the easiest method non-financial companies use to handle currency fluctuations? -
CORRECT ANSWER - Commodity Trading
Which strategy minimizes the risk for unanticipated changes in future exchange rates? -
CORRECT ANSWER - Currency Swap
A company is looking for a location with an abundance of ground breaking individuals, firms
and universities. Which type of strategic goal is this company demonstrating? - CORRECT
ANSWER - Innovation-seeking
What advantage comes with not sharing benefits with late entrants? - CORRECT ANSWER -
First-mover advantage
Which entry mode is a non-equity arrangement for a company contemplating entry into a foreign
market? - CORRECT ANSWER - Licensing
What size commitment is required for a non-equity mode of entry into a foreign market? -
CORRECT ANSWER - Small commitment
What are two supportive pillars for an informal institution? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Normative and Cognitive
What is the key role of an institution, according to the institution-based view? - CORRECT
ANSWER - To reduce uncertainty
What are the rules, enforcement mechanisms, and organizations that support market
transactions? - CORRECT ANSWER - Institutions