A) Choose, according to strategy, any position on the efficiency frontier as all positions are viable.
B) Pick a position on the efficiency frontier that is viable in the sense that there is a low product demand anticipated.
C) Configure its external operations so that they support the position of diminishing returns.
D) Make sure that the right organization structure is in place to execute its strategy.
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A) the tastes and preferences of consumers in different nations are similar if not identical.
B) conventional commodity products requested in one country are different than those requested in another country.
C) the tastes and preferences of consumers in the same nation are similar if not identical.
D) consumers are willing to pay a high price for a product regardless of what country they reside in.
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A) those firms that create superior value will achieve superior profitability.
B) standardization of product is a basic strategy for attaining a competitive advantage in an industry.
C) it is necessary for a firm to have the lowest cost structure or create the most valuable product.
D) it is important that the gap between value and the cost of production be smaller than that of competitors.
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A) vertical integration advantages.
B) a global web of value creation activities.
C) learning effects.
D) high local responsiveness.
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A) global standardization
B) localization
C) transnational
D) international
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A) information systems
B) research and development
C) logistics
D) human relations
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A) exploit core competencies
B) attain a comparative advantage
C) experience a learning curve
D) attain a competitive advantage
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A) a global standardization
B) a localization
C) an international
D) a transnational
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A) Experience curve
B) Economies of scale
C) Location economies
D) Production possibility
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A) selling a product that serves universal needs.
B) leveraging subsidiary skills.
C) increasing profitability by customizing the firm's goods or services so that they provide a good match to tastes and preferences in different national markets.
D) ensuring that the flow of skills from the home country to the foreign subsidiaries is one way and uninterrupted.
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A) pressure for cost increases
B) pressure for local responsiveness
C) pressure for value creation
D) pressure for increased profitability
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A) the same regardless of whether a task is simple or complex.
B) more significant when a technologically simple task is repeated.
C) less significant when a technologically complex task is repeated.
D) more significant when a technologically complex task is repeated.
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A) lower the costs of value creation.
B) be locally responsive.
C) undertaking product differentiation.
D) diversifying product lines.
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A) major competitors are based in high-cost locations.
B) consumers are weak and face high switching costs.
C) there is persistent excess capacity.
D) the company is located in a low-cost location.
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A) fully implement the firm's localization strategy.
B) employ economies of scale.
C) meet the requirements for a global standardization strategy.
D) be responsive to local differences in distribution channels.
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A) The way to increase the profitability of a firm is to create a greater number of products.
B) The amount of value a firm creates is measured by the difference between its costs of production and the value that consumers perceive in its products.
C) The more value customers place on a firm's products, the lower the price the firm is able to charge for those products.
D) The price a firm charges for a good or service is typically more than the value the customer places on that good or service.
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A) a global standardization
B) a localization
C) an international
D) a customization
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