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Global Dimensions – Peregrine with complete solutions
Terms in this set (25)
What does the institutional-based view Government and societal forces
focus on?
Global strategies have reached new levels Terrorist attacks, anti-globalization, and corporate crisis in the U.S. and Asia
of significance because of what three
defining events?
At the dawn of the 21st century, had corporate governance crisis
significant ramifications for companies and
strategists around the world.
What are the three "legs" of the strategy Industry-based competition, firm-specific resources and capabilities, and institutional
tripod that ensure a strategy impacts conditions and transitions.
performance?
Managing global competitive dynamics how industry-, resource-, and institution-based considerations influence their
comes down to competitive/cooperative actions
What is industry-based strategy concerned The inter-firm rivalry when engaging in strategic actions
with?
What are the main types of attacks Thrust, feint, and gambit
observed in the market?
Which of the following would not be counterattacks
considered an initial set of actions to gain
competitive advantage?
Which of the following is not a legal means Direct discussion of reduced rivalry with competitors
of signaling?
Home replication strategy, also known as "export strategy"
emphasizes the international replication of
the home country-based competencies
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Global Dimensions – Peregrine with complete solutions
Terms in this set (25)
What does the institutional-based view Government and societal forces
focus on?
Global strategies have reached new levels Terrorist attacks, anti-globalization, and corporate crisis in the U.S. and Asia
of significance because of what three
defining events?
At the dawn of the 21st century, had corporate governance crisis
significant ramifications for companies and
strategists around the world.
What are the three "legs" of the strategy Industry-based competition, firm-specific resources and capabilities, and institutional
tripod that ensure a strategy impacts conditions and transitions.
performance?
Managing global competitive dynamics how industry-, resource-, and institution-based considerations influence their
comes down to competitive/cooperative actions
What is industry-based strategy concerned The inter-firm rivalry when engaging in strategic actions
with?
What are the main types of attacks Thrust, feint, and gambit
observed in the market?
Which of the following would not be counterattacks
considered an initial set of actions to gain
competitive advantage?
Which of the following is not a legal means Direct discussion of reduced rivalry with competitors
of signaling?
Home replication strategy, also known as "export strategy"
emphasizes the international replication of
the home country-based competencies
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