Uluslararası Şirketler Sınavı

Which of the following is NOT one of the characteristics of a national company?

• Operates only in its own country

• Sells goods and services abroad

• Obtains its inputs from domestic sources

• Does not make foreign direct investments

What is the main difference between international and multinational companies?

• International companies do not export

• Multinational companies have subsidiaries and factories in multiple countries

• International companies only operate in their own countries

• Multinational companies cannot make foreign direct investments

What is the main factor that distinguishes multinational companies from international companies?

• Having production facilities in multiple countries

• The ability to export products abroad

• Using franchising as a method of entrepreneurship

• Having a headquarters in a foreign country

Which of the following is NOT an international market entry strategy?

• Export

• Licensing

• Import

• Foreign Direct Investment

Which entry strategy involves granting access to patents, trade secrets, or technology for a fee?

• Export

• Licensing

• Franchising

• Joint Venture

Which of the following best defines Franchising?

• A licensing method that includes the entire business model and operational system

• A method where companies only grant access to their technologies

• A form of direct export

• A type of foreign direct investment

What distinguishes franchising from licensing?

• Licensing includes the entire business model, while franchising does not

• Franchising requires less control over operations by the franchisee

• Franchising includes business operations, branding, and management control

• Licensing is a riskier strategy than franchising

Which of the following is NOT an investment-based entry mode?

• Foreign Direct Investment

• Export

• Joint Venture

• Strategic Alliance

Which of the foreign market entry methods is the most capital-intensive and riskiest entry strategy?

• Export

• Licensing

• Franchising

• Foreign Direct Investment

What is the motivation for companies to make foreign direct investments (FDI)?

• Reduce capital investment

• Gain full control over foreign operations

• Avoid dealing with local suppliers

• Reduce dependence on international trade