WGU C211 Study Guide Questions and Answers
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1. How to enter depends on the scale of entry: large-scale versus small-
scale entries.
2. First focuses on the equity (ownership) issue.
3. Second step focuses on making the actual selection, such as exports,
contractual agreements, joint ventures and wholly owned subsidiaries.
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Comprehensive model of foreign
1 2 Views of globalization (Chp 1.4)
market entries
3 Mixed economy 4 Strategic goal = Innovation-seeking
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Views of globalization (Chp 1.4) 1. It's a new phenomenom, starting in the late 20th
century.
2. It's a long term part of human history.
3. Neither recent nor one directional, it's a
pendulum that swings back and forth.
Strategic goal = Natural resource— Location specific advantage = Possession of
seeking natural resources and related transport and
communication infrastructure
Strategic goal = Market-seeking Location specific advantage = Abundance of
strong market demand and customers willing to
pay
Strategic goal = Efficiency-seeking Location specific advantage = Economies of
scale and abundance of low-cost factors
Strategic goal = Innovation-seeking Location specific advantage = Abundance of
innovative individuals, firms, and universities
with Complete Solution | 100% Correct | 2026
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
1. How to enter depends on the scale of entry: large-scale versus small-
scale entries.
2. First focuses on the equity (ownership) issue.
3. Second step focuses on making the actual selection, such as exports,
contractual agreements, joint ventures and wholly owned subsidiaries.
Choose an answer
Comprehensive model of foreign
1 2 Views of globalization (Chp 1.4)
market entries
3 Mixed economy 4 Strategic goal = Innovation-seeking
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (67)
Views of globalization (Chp 1.4) 1. It's a new phenomenom, starting in the late 20th
century.
2. It's a long term part of human history.
3. Neither recent nor one directional, it's a
pendulum that swings back and forth.
Strategic goal = Natural resource— Location specific advantage = Possession of
seeking natural resources and related transport and
communication infrastructure
Strategic goal = Market-seeking Location specific advantage = Abundance of
strong market demand and customers willing to
pay
Strategic goal = Efficiency-seeking Location specific advantage = Economies of
scale and abundance of low-cost factors
Strategic goal = Innovation-seeking Location specific advantage = Abundance of
innovative individuals, firms, and universities
