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IB 439 Quizzes 1-8 Questions with Correct Answers |
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Globalization is the process of international integration arising from the
interchange of the following factors except:
A. Ideas/Culture
B. World Views
C. Products
D. The Increased Role of National Government/Nation States— Answer: D. The
Increased Role of National Government/Nation States
In 2000, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) identified four basic aspects of
globalization, which are listed below, except:
A. Dissemination of Misconceptions
B. Capital Investment and Movements
C. Migration and Movement of People
D. Trade and Transactions— Answer: A. Dissemination of Misconceptions
Indicate from the statements below, which one is an ADVANTAGE of
Globalization:
A. Impact on inequality, the gap between the poor and the rich
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B. Lower prices with high quality
C. Non-controlled circulation of money
D. Impact on small businesses— Answer: B. Lower prices with high quality
Indicate from the statements below, which one is a DISADVANTAGE of
Globalization:
A. Increase in production and consumption
B. Increase in welfare and prosperity
C. Increase in industrialization
D. Impact of the mix of cultures— Answer: D. Impact of the mix of cultures
Indicate from the statements below, which one IS NOT an impact of Globalization
to Supply Chain Management:
A. Changing Demographics, Wealth Distribution, and Urbanization
B. Reduced Complexity
C. Global Trade Growth
D. Increased Risk and Uncertainty— Answer: B. Reduced Complexity
When compared to Domestic Logistics, International Logistics performance
cycles are:
A. shorter, less consistent, and less flexible
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B. longer, more consistent, and less flexible
C. shorter, more consistent, and less flexible
D. longer, less consistent, and less flexible— Answer: D. longer, less consistent,
and less flexible
Indicate from the statements below, which one IS NOT a challenge of Global
Logistics:
A. Increased risk of supply chain disruptions
B. Decreasing consumer expectations of quality and service
C. Governmental rules and regulations across the global supply chain
D. Coordination between partners to integrate supply and demand— Answer: B.
Decreasing consumer expectations of quality and service
Complete the figure below from the article (1989) Yip - Global Strategy in a
World of Nations:
A. (I) National Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Global Strategic Disadvantage, (III)
Balanced Global and National Strategic Advantage
B. (I) National Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Balanced Global and National Strategic
Advantage, (III) Global Strategic Disadvantage
C. (I) Global Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Balanced Global and National Strategic
Advantage, (III) National Strategic Disadvantage
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D. (I) Global Strategic Disadvantage, (II) National Strategic Disadvantage, (III)
Balanced Global and National Strategic Advantage— Answer: B. (I) National
Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Balanced Global and National Strategic Advantage,
(III) Global Strategic Disadvantage
In the article (2001) Ghemawat - Distance Still Matters, the author presents the
CAGE Distance Framework. The CAGE framework helps managers identify and
assess the impact of distance on various industries. The upper part of the
framework lists the key attributes underlying the four dimensions of distance
(C,A,G,E) and the lower portion shows how they affect different products and
industries. The four dimensions of distance are:
A. Coordination, Alliance, Geographic, Economic
B. Cultural Administrative, Geographic, Environment
C. Cultural, Administrative, Geographic, Economic
D. Coordination, Administrative, Geographic, Environment— Answer: C. Cultural,
Administrative, Geographic, Economic
Using the CAGE framework, presented in the article (2001) Ghemawat - Distance
Still Matters, which product from the list below would experience a higher impact
on Geographic Distance?
A. Products that have a low value-to-weight or bulk ratio
B. Products that are vital to national security
C. Products that have a high linguist content
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IB 439 Quizzes 1-8 Questions with Correct Answers |
Updated (100% Correct Answers)
Globalization is the process of international integration arising from the
interchange of the following factors except:
A. Ideas/Culture
B. World Views
C. Products
D. The Increased Role of National Government/Nation States— Answer: D. The
Increased Role of National Government/Nation States
In 2000, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) identified four basic aspects of
globalization, which are listed below, except:
A. Dissemination of Misconceptions
B. Capital Investment and Movements
C. Migration and Movement of People
D. Trade and Transactions— Answer: A. Dissemination of Misconceptions
Indicate from the statements below, which one is an ADVANTAGE of
Globalization:
A. Impact on inequality, the gap between the poor and the rich
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B. Lower prices with high quality
C. Non-controlled circulation of money
D. Impact on small businesses— Answer: B. Lower prices with high quality
Indicate from the statements below, which one is a DISADVANTAGE of
Globalization:
A. Increase in production and consumption
B. Increase in welfare and prosperity
C. Increase in industrialization
D. Impact of the mix of cultures— Answer: D. Impact of the mix of cultures
Indicate from the statements below, which one IS NOT an impact of Globalization
to Supply Chain Management:
A. Changing Demographics, Wealth Distribution, and Urbanization
B. Reduced Complexity
C. Global Trade Growth
D. Increased Risk and Uncertainty— Answer: B. Reduced Complexity
When compared to Domestic Logistics, International Logistics performance
cycles are:
A. shorter, less consistent, and less flexible
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B. longer, more consistent, and less flexible
C. shorter, more consistent, and less flexible
D. longer, less consistent, and less flexible— Answer: D. longer, less consistent,
and less flexible
Indicate from the statements below, which one IS NOT a challenge of Global
Logistics:
A. Increased risk of supply chain disruptions
B. Decreasing consumer expectations of quality and service
C. Governmental rules and regulations across the global supply chain
D. Coordination between partners to integrate supply and demand— Answer: B.
Decreasing consumer expectations of quality and service
Complete the figure below from the article (1989) Yip - Global Strategy in a
World of Nations:
A. (I) National Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Global Strategic Disadvantage, (III)
Balanced Global and National Strategic Advantage
B. (I) National Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Balanced Global and National Strategic
Advantage, (III) Global Strategic Disadvantage
C. (I) Global Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Balanced Global and National Strategic
Advantage, (III) National Strategic Disadvantage
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D. (I) Global Strategic Disadvantage, (II) National Strategic Disadvantage, (III)
Balanced Global and National Strategic Advantage— Answer: B. (I) National
Strategic Disadvantage, (II) Balanced Global and National Strategic Advantage,
(III) Global Strategic Disadvantage
In the article (2001) Ghemawat - Distance Still Matters, the author presents the
CAGE Distance Framework. The CAGE framework helps managers identify and
assess the impact of distance on various industries. The upper part of the
framework lists the key attributes underlying the four dimensions of distance
(C,A,G,E) and the lower portion shows how they affect different products and
industries. The four dimensions of distance are:
A. Coordination, Alliance, Geographic, Economic
B. Cultural Administrative, Geographic, Environment
C. Cultural, Administrative, Geographic, Economic
D. Coordination, Administrative, Geographic, Environment— Answer: C. Cultural,
Administrative, Geographic, Economic
Using the CAGE framework, presented in the article (2001) Ghemawat - Distance
Still Matters, which product from the list below would experience a higher impact
on Geographic Distance?
A. Products that have a low value-to-weight or bulk ratio
B. Products that are vital to national security
C. Products that have a high linguist content
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