GE's Rice Sees 3D Printing as Wave of the Future

GE's Rice Sees 3D Printing as Wave of the Future

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The transcript covers GE's business strategies and challenges in China, the impact of the US administration, cost-cutting measures influenced by investors, and the company's investment in 3D printing. It also discusses GE's approach to the oil and gas sector, including the Baker Hughes deal, and provides insights into the global economy and associated risks. GE emphasizes its global presence and the importance of globalization for its operations.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How has GE's business in China been affected by the One Belt One Road initiative?

It has negatively impacted GE's business.

It has led to a reduction in GE's workforce.

It has caused GE to exit the Chinese market.

It has provided more opportunities for GE.

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What has been the impact of activist investors on GE's operations?

They have led to a decrease in GE's global presence.

They have encouraged GE to focus more on cost-cutting.

They have caused GE to increase its workforce.

They have resulted in GE abandoning its cost-focused strategy.

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Why is GE investing heavily in 3D printing startups?

To exit the manufacturing sector.

To focus solely on external revenue.

To be at the forefront of additive manufacturing technology.

To reduce its workforce.

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What is GE's strategy regarding acquisitions in the 3D printing space?

GE plans to divest from 3D printing.

GE is not considering any acquisitions.

GE plans to make numerous large acquisitions.

GE may consider a few small acquisitions.

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How has the oil and gas slump affected GE?

It has caused GE to exit the oil and gas sector.

It has been a challenging period, but GE expects recovery.

It has led to a significant decline in GE's orders.

It has had no impact on GE.

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What is the significance of the Baker Hughes deal for GE?

It causes GE to focus solely on the U.S. market.

It provides GE with new capabilities and a broader footprint.

It has no significant impact on GE's operations.

It leads to a reduction in GE's market presence.

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How does GE view globalization in the context of its operations?

GE believes globalization is crucial for its growth.

GE plans to reduce its global operations.

GE is indifferent to globalization.

GE sees globalization as a negative trend.