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Total questions: 79

Worksheet time: 38mins

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1.

Refers to corporate expansion where most of its sales revenue came from its core competencies of operation.

a)

Dominant or two-layered diversification

b)

Diversification through expanded operations

c)

Diversification

d)

Corporate Strategy

2.

A process of moving its business operation into two or three layers by integrating its core businesses into other processing operations.

a)

Inter-related diversification

b)

Backward Diversification Strategy

c)

The Conglomerate or higher level of diversification

d)

Forward Diversification Strategy

3.

requires crafting a multi-business strategy that involves operating in different business environments and product markets.

a)

Diversification

b)

Multi-point Competition

c)

Inter-related diversification

d)

Forward Diversification Strategy

4.

The firm develops strategic competencies that must be tasked to develop new ventures that will increase corporate revenue.

a)

The Power in the Economies of Scope

b)

Corporate Incentives and Resource Competitiveness

c)

The Corporate Enhance Strategic Competitiveness

d)

The Power of Corporate Financial Strategies and Capabilities

5.

it is one important component in the production of goods and services as no international business would locate its operation where the labor cost is more than its domestic operation.

a)

The Cost of Labor

b)

Natural Resources of the Country of Operation

c)

Cost of Land for Construction of Facilities

d)

Infrastructure Development

6.

The process of decentralizing operating decisions to tailor fit the product according to the needs and wants of consumers in a particular country.

a)

THE GLOBAL STRATEGY THROUGH STANDARDIZATION

b)

MULTI-DOMESTIC STRATEGY

c)

TRANSNATIONAL STRATEGIC IMPEMENTATION

7.

Related to instability in the government where the firm intends to operate. Changes in a political leader and type of governance may create new business regulations such as tariffs and taxes.

a)

THE ECONOMIC RISK

b)

THE GOVERNMENTAL RISK

c)

THE POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT

8.

the process of establishing marketing and distributing of products to a foreign country.

a)

EXPORTING

b)

LICENSING ARRANGEMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS

c)

INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE

d)

THE GREENFIELD VENTURE OPERATION

9.

when firms operate in markets that are competing or complimentary with each other.

a)

Diversification

b)

Corporate-level strategy

c)

Inter-related diversification

d)

Multi-point Competition

10.

Focuses on strategic operation on a single type of business with an added twist by offering other services or products that will generate added revenues.

a)

The Conglomerate or higher level of diversification

b)

Dominant or two-layered diversification

c)

Diversification through expanded operations

d)

Forward Diversification Strategy

11.

Getting a certain revenue from interrelated operations.

a)

Inter-related diversification

b)

Forward Diversification Strategy

c)

The Conglomerate or higher level of diversification

d)

Diversification through expanded operations

12.

The corporate sharing of activities to the new venture reflects the transferring of knowledge and the development of strong capabilities.

a)

The Power of Core Competencies and Operational Capabilities

b)

The Power of Corporate Financial Strategies and Capabilities

c)

The Power of Market-Related Diversification

d)

The Power in the Economies of Scope

13.

Refers to the power of the firm when it can sell its products or services below the competing firm or to reduce the cost of production and distribution by offering similarity in product quality.

a)

The Power of Core Competencies and Operational Capabilities

b)

The Power of Corporate Financial Strategies and Capabilities

c)

The Power of Market-Related Diversification

d)

The Power in the Economies of Scope

14.

Unrelated system of diversification where the firm invests its capital resources on ventures that will protect its core business operation while generating profit from their investments.

a)

The Power of Core Competencies and Operational Capabilities

b)

The Power of Corporate Financial Strategies and Capabilities

c)

The Power of Market-Related Diversification

d)

The Power in the Economies of Scope

15.

Are a complex set of values and resources that links the different business activities in the managerial and technological knowledge, experience, and expertise.

a)

The Power of Core Competencies and Operational Capabilities

b)

The Power of Corporate Financial Strategies and Capabilities

c)

The Power of Market-Related Diversification

d)

The Power in the Economies of Scope

16.

the incentive to diversify came from both internal and external environments. The external environment came for incentives given by the government for new industries.

a)

The Power of Core Competencies and Operational Capabilities

b)

The Power of Corporate Financial Strategies and Capabilities

c)

Tax and Tariff Incentives

d)

The Power in the Economies of Scope

17.

corporate expansion of plants and facilities needs land.

a)

The Cost of Labor

b)

Natural Resources of the Country of Operation

c)

Cost of Land for Construction of Facilities

d)

Infrastructure Development

18.

the Philippines is rich in natural resources which could be transformed into finished products for exports.

a)

The Cost of Labor

b)

Natural Resources of the Country of Operation

c)

Cost of Land for Construction of Facilities

d)

Infrastructure Development

19.

the opening of more infrastructure like expressways and the development of road systems are factors that would encourage multinational corporations to locate their facilities in the country.

a)

The Cost of Labor

b)

Natural Resources of the Country of Operation

c)

Cost of Land for Construction of Facilities

d)

Infrastructure Development

20.

manufacturing of goods is not a monopoly of one company. They are dependent on the support of available suppliers.

a)

Related and Supporting Industries

b)

The size of the Market Demand

c)

Firm Strategy, Structure, and Rivalry

d)

The Government Policy of the Country of Operation

21.

This strategy focus on the development of more standardized products across country markets.

a)

THE GLOBAL STRATEGY THROUGH STANDARDIZATION

b)

MULTI-DOMESTIC STRATEGY

c)

TRANSNATIONAL STRATEGIC IMPEMENTATION

22.

It is an international strategy through which firms seek to achieve global efficiency and local responsiveness.

a)

THE GLOBAL STRATEGY THROUGH STANDARDIZATION

b)

MULTI-DOMESTIC STRATEGY

c)

TRANSNATIONAL STRATEGIC IMPEMENTATION

23.

the process of allowing a foreign firm to purchase the right to manufacture the firm’s product within the country. 

a)

EXPORTING

b)

LICENSING ARRANGEMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS

c)

INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE

d)

THE GREENFIELD VENTURE OPERATION

24.

has become a popular arrangement in international expansion as it allows the partner firms to share and risk in common resources.  

a)

EXPORTING

b)

LICENSING ARRANGEMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS

c)

INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE

d)

THE GREENFIELD VENTURE OPERATION

25.

big multi-national national corporations would like to expand their operations by buying out non-performing firms in some countries where they would like to penetrate the growing market needs.

a)

EXPORTING

b)

LICENSING ARRANGEMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS

c)

INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE

d)

ACQUISITION OF EXISTING LOCAL FIRM

26.

it is the establishment of a wholly owned new subsidiary in a foreign country.

a)

EXPORTING

b)

LICENSING ARRANGEMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS

c)

INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE

d)

THE GREENFIELD VENTURE OPERATION

27.

Working across international markets provides the firm with new learning opportunities. The sharing generates synergy that contributes to the production of higher-quality goods and services at a lower cost.

a)

Return on Investments

b)

The Economies of Scale

c)

Exchanges in technical and learning processes.

d)

Localized operational advantages.

28.

Firms enjoy economies of scale by producing and distributing products internationally. 

a)

Return on Investments

b)

The Economies of Scale

c)

Exchanges in technical and learning processes.

d)

Localized operational advantages.

29.

Some firms operate in another country because of lower labor costs.

a)

Return on Investments

b)

The Economies of Scale

c)

Exchanges in technical and learning processes.

d)

Localized operational advantages.

30.

The primary reason for investing in a foreign market is to generate an average return on investments.

a)

Return on Investments

b)

The Economies of Scale

c)

Exchanges in technical and learning processes.

d)

Localized operational advantages.

31.

provides the framework within which strategies are used and the necessary mechanism for effective implementation and control

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Firm Structure

c)

Effective Strategic Leadership

d)

Effective Structure

32.

specifies specific work to be done and the procedures given the desired strategies.

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Firm Structure

c)

Effective Strategic Leadership

d)

Effective Structure

33.

the ability to select the most appropriate strategies and match them with the appropriate organizational structure that would deliver the firm to its target objectives.

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Firm Structure

c)

Effective Strategic Leadership

d)

Effective Structure

34.

provides the stability the firm needs to successfully implement its strategies and maintain its current competitive advantage.

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Firm Structure

c)

Effective Strategic Leadership

d)

Effective Structure

35.

the capacity of the firm to manage its ongoing activities and its daily routine consistently and predictably without effect to its direction of profitable operation.

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Top Management

c)

Structural Stability

d)

Structural Flexibility

36.

the capacity of the firm to explore opportunities in the future and shape the strategy for competitive advantage that will generate successful operations.

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Top Management

c)

Structural Stability

d)

Structural Flexibility

37.

must act proactively in changing the structure and its corresponding strategies before the stockholders get their foot into the problem.

a)

Organizational structure

b)

Top Management

c)

Structural Stability

d)

Structural Flexibility

38.

is an important aspect of the structure. It guides the use of strategy and indicates performance standards.

a)

Organization Control

b)

Financial Control

c)

Structure

d)

Strategic Control

39.

are subjective criteria. It is intended to verify that the firms are using appropriate strategies to achieve their goals and objectives.

a)

Organization Control

b)

Financial Control

c)

Structure

d)

Strategic Control

40.

the plan of action while Strategic Implementation is the extent to which the firm operates based on plans and goals.

a)

Organization Control

b)

Financial Control

c)

Strategic Formulation

d)

Strategic Control

41.

they need new people to handle marketing and distribution of the products.

a)

Increase in Sales Volume

b)

Geographical Distribution

c)

Vertical and Horizontal Integration

d)

Product Diversification

e)

Business Diversification

42.

the firm will need a new breed of managers and executives to handle the geographical distribution of products and services.

a)

Increase in Sales Volume

b)

Geographical Distribution

c)

Vertical and Horizontal Integration

d)

Product Diversification

e)

Business Diversification

43.

The growth factor develops a higher caliber of executives trusted by the management they will be required to develop consistent strategies relative to their position

a)

Increase in Sales Volume

b)

Geographical Distribution

c)

Vertical and Horizontal Integration

d)

Product Diversification

e)

Business Diversification

44.

Integration of new technology in the manufacturing of new products needs a new structure and the same time developed new strategies to make products survive in the market.

a)

Increase in Sales Volume

b)

Geographical Distribution

c)

Vertical and Horizontal Integration

d)

Product Diversification

e)

Business Diversification

45.

Refers to expanding a company's operations into new or unrelated products, services, markets, or industries.

a)

Increase in Sales Volume

b)

Geographical Distribution

c)

Vertical and Horizontal Integration

d)

Product Diversification

e)

Business Diversification

46.

The owner-manager makes all major decisions and supervises all operations from production to marketing of products and services.

a)

Simple Structure

b)

Functional Structure

c)

The Growth of Multi-Divisional Structure

47.

A functional structure is a business structure that organizes a company into different departments based on areas of expertise.

a)

Simple Structure

b)

Functional Structure

c)

The Growth of Multi-Divisional Structure

48.

aligns a company according to individual divisions, which are based on geographic locations, products, or services.

a)

Simple Structure

b)

Functional Structure

c)

The Growth of Multi-Divisional Structure

49.

people are grouped together based on the product or service they provide, not the work they do.

a)

Line Organization

b)

Divisional Functional Structure

c)

Divisional Product or Regional Structure

50.

a simple direct line of supervision and control through the direct line relationships between the owner/manager.

a)

Line Organization

b)

Divisional Functional Structure

c)

Divisional Product or Regional Structure

51.

groups employees based on specializations

a)

Line Organization

b)

Divisional Functional Structure

c)

Divisional Product or Regional Structure

52.

is the assessment of people within the organization who are ready for corporate governance.

a)

Internal Sourcing Strategies

b)

External Sourcing Strategies

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

53.

It is the process of collecting career positions from outside the organization other than the one for which they work currently.

a)

Internal Sourcing Strategies

b)

External Sourcing Strategies

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

54.

The firm must develop a long-term vision of its strategic intent. The long-term direction that is planned and conceptualized with its level of management is the driver of strategic leadership behavior in terms of corporate productivity and expansion.

a)

Ability to Develop Human Resources

b)

Maintaining and Exploiting Core Competencies

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

55.

Strategic leadership ensures that the firm exploits and maintains its core competencies in the production of quality products, delivering them to customers at a price that is affordable, and maintaining sustainable operations through effective customer relations.

a)

Ability to Develop Human Resources

b)

Maintaining and Exploiting Core Competencies

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

56.

Strategic leadership emanates from the development of human capital that runs the whole operational strategies of the firm.

a)

Ability to Develop Human Resources

b)

Maintaining and Exploiting Core Competencies

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

57.

Organizational culture is a complex set of corporate ideologies and core values that are shared throughout the firm, and it influences the way business is conducted.

a)

Ability to Develop Human Resources

b)

Maintaining and Exploiting Core Competencies

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

58.

Entrepreneurial opportunities are important sources of growth and innovation. It could be encouraged or discouraged.

a)

Development of entrepreneurial Orientation

b)

Dimension for Employees Motivation and Orientation

c)

Corporate Strategic Direction

d)

Sustainable and Effective Organizational Culture

59.

allows the employees to take actions that are free of organizational constrains and permits individuals to be self-directed.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

The Culture of Pro-activeness

e)

The Culture of Competitive Aggressiveness

60.

is the tendency of the firm to encourage employees to engage in experimentation and creative processes or develop new products and support new ideas and technological development for the firm’s competitive advantage.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

The Culture of Pro-activeness

e)

The Culture of Competitive Aggressiveness

61.

a willingness of the employee and firm to accept risk when pursuing new entrepreneurial opportunities.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

The Culture of Pro-activeness

e)

The Culture of Competitive Aggressiveness

62.

constantly uses process to anticipate future corporate expansion in terms of market share and to satisfy customer demand before others in the industry take the lead.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

The Culture of Pro-activeness

e)

The Culture of Competitive Aggressiveness

63.

is the tendency of the firm to develop strategies and actions that allows it is consistently and substantially outperform other firms in the industry.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

The Culture of Pro-activeness

e)

The Culture of Competitive Aggressiveness

64.

recognizes the importance of corporate cultural changes when needed even if it is quite difficult to change over time as it is incremental to the implementation of corporate structural reforms and re-engineering strategies.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

The Culture of Pro-activeness

e)

Corporate Culture and Re-engineering Strategies

65.

are synonymous with the image of the firm in the business world. The effectiveness of the corporate process increases when they are based on ethical practices as it builds the image of the firm among its various stakeholders.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

The Culture of Risk Taking

d)

Corporate Ethical Standards and Practices

e)

Corporate Culture and Re-engineering Strategies

66.

is the final component of effective strategic leadership. responsibility of top and managerial executives.

a)

The Culture Autonomy

b)

The Culture of Innovativeness

c)

Balancing Organizational Control

d)

Corporate Ethical Standards and Practices

e)

Corporate Culture and Re-engineering Strategies

67.

is the key to competitive success in the development of entrepreneurship.

a)

Innovation

b)

Invention

c)

Strategy

d)

Entrepreneurship

68.

is the process of creating new products that develops corporate competitive advantage.

a)

Innovation

b)

Invention

c)

Strategy

d)

Entrepreneurship

69.

good vision anticipates the weaknesses, opportunities, strengths, and threats (WOST) in the environment.

a)

Entrepreneurial Visioning

b)

Setting Goals and Objectives

c)

Defining the Firm Strategies

d)

Setting Strategic Procedures

e)

Setting the Timelines

70.

Strategic Planning is the process of analyzing the present environmental conditions through the different data available to the entrepreneur. It requires foresight and the development of a business directional map towards the destined business future

a)

Entrepreneurial Visioning

b)

Setting Goals and Objectives

c)

Defining the Firm Strategies

d)

Setting Strategic Procedures

e)

Setting the Timelines

71.

to match the firm values and directions in attaining customer satisfaction which is the essence of procedural activities for competitive advantage.

a)

Entrepreneurial Visioning

b)

Setting Goals and Objectives

c)

Defining the Firm Strategies

d)

Setting Strategic Procedures

e)

Setting the Timelines

72.

programs and activities need defined procedures and developed strategic action plans that set the firm in motion with certainty and proper. direction.

a)

Entrepreneurial Visioning

b)

Setting Goals and Objectives

c)

Defining the Firm Strategies

d)

Setting Strategic Procedures

e)

Setting the Timelines

73.

as each strategy must be done at the right time and at the right place.

a)

Entrepreneurial Visioning

b)

Setting Goals and Objectives

c)

Defining the Firm Strategies

d)

Setting Strategic Procedures

e)

Setting the Timelines

74.

Entrepreneurial strategies need budgets in terms of capital resources for it to operate effectively.

a)

Entrepreneurial Visioning

b)

Setting Goals and Objectives

c)

Defining the Firm Strategies

d)

Setting and Allocating Capital Resources

e)

Setting the Timelines

75.

it must be able to measure the extent of strategic evaluation of the external environment that affects the performance of the internal factors within the organization.

a)

Systematic

b)

Measurability/Measurable

c)

Acceptability/Achievable

d)

Result Oriented/Relevance

e)

Time Bound

76.

refers to the extent of performance made in terms of product output quality of product and market acceptability.

a)

Systematic

b)

Measurability/Measurable

c)

Acceptability/Achievable

d)

Result Oriented/Relevance

e)

Time Bound

77.

the strategies applied must be acceptable to the team players as they are achievable

a)

Systematic

b)

Measurability/Measurable

c)

Acceptability/Achievable

d)

Result Oriented/Relevance

e)

Time Bound

78.

Strategies must be measured in terms of result in carrying out the competitive advantage

a)

Systematic

b)

Measurability/Measurable

c)

Acceptability/Achievable

d)

Result Oriented/Relevance

e)

Time Bound

79.

effectively done could be an instrument in changing strategy directions when the strategies have to be realigned to the changing business condition.

a)

Systematic

b)

Measurability/Measurable

c)

Acceptability/Achievable

d)

Result Oriented/Relevance

e)

Time Bound