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WorksheetsBME-SM Finals Mock Exam
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins
It refers to the political system existing in the country.
Political Structure
Institutional Structure
Structure
Economic Structure
These are policies that would strengthening strategic economic relationship with the Global Economic Community.
Income Policy
Foreign Direct Investment Policy
Micro Policy
Trade Policy
This book is considered as the oldest military classic in Chinese literature.
The Book of Five Rings
None of the Above
The Art of War
The Fifth Discipline
The author of the book The Art of War.
Igor Ansoff
Arie De Geus
Alfred Chandler
Sun Tzu
The book of Kenchi Ohmae whom he wrote in 1982.
The Mind of the Strategist
The Fifth Discipline
The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning
None of the Above
The book of Henry Mintzberg whom he wrote in 1994.
None of the above.
The Fifth Discipline
The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning
The Mind of the Strategist
Aside from viewing strategy from a military perspective, it can likewise be viewed from the standpoint of?
Planting Trees
Teaching Class
Playing Games
None of the above
Mushashi says that there are four ways by which men pass through life. Which is not?
Gentlemen and Samurai
Farmers
Singers or Actors
Partisan or Carpenter
It is a community of peoples with similar or divergent beliefs, aspirations and traditions, living in the same geographic area.
Government
Nations
National Development
None of the above
Managing Strategic Change.
Peter Drucker
Niccolo Machiaville
Michael Porter
Noel Titchy
Which one does not belong to the Strategy as a concept?
Principles
Natural Capital
Mindset
Learning
These are investments from sources outside a nation bring about economic development. With infused capital, jobs are generated and business is energized.
Micro Policy
Foreign Direct Investment Policy
Trade Policy
Income Policy
These policies include trade policy, policy on foreign investments, policy on privatization or naturalization, economic policy, and subsidy policy.
Foreign Direct Investment Policy
Income Policy
Trade Policy
Micro Policy
The one wrote the book The Living Company.
Sun Tzu
Igor Ansoff
Alfred Chandler
Arie De Geus
These are policies which affects the whole country or region.
Macro Policy
Policy on the Exchange Rate
Monetary Policy
Fiscal Policy
Who wrote Competitive Strategy and became very popular.
Peter Drucker
Niccolo Machiaville
Michael Porter
Noel Titchy
Mushashi Miyamoto the author of The Book of Five Rings, was born in?
1584
1582
1583
1581
He was the author of The Age of Continuity.
Peter Drucker
Niccolo Machiaville
Michael Porter
Noel Titchy
Mushahi Miyamoto was also a [blank] and demanded the highest esteem in Japan.
Farmer
None of the above
Samurai
Shogun
It refers to operational framework that will serve as a basis for national growth and development.
Structure
Political Structure
Institutional Structure
Economic Structure
It directly affects prices and wages. There is direct correlation between these two economic variables. When prices increase, higher wages are demanded. When wages are increased, prices of goods generally increase, too.
Trade Policy
Foreign Direct Investment Policy
Micro Policy
Income Policy
It is macroeconomics policy laid down by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
Fiscal Policy
Policy on the Exchange Rate
Monetary Policy
Macro Policy
It means progress and growth, maturity, or simply improvement.
Nations
Government
National Development
None of the above
The one who introduce us about Corporate strategy.
Sun Tzu
Alfred Chandler
Arie De Geus
Igor Ansoff
The government shoulders a part of the price of a commodity to make it affordable.
Economic Policy
Competition Policy
Subsidy Policy
Government Policy
It refers how is a business conducted in a nation.
Institutional Structure
Economic Structure
Political Structure
Structure
Activities conducted in the early process of the vertical chain like production, distribution and sales.
Mainstream Activities
Upstream Activities
Downstream Activities
Activities conducted in the latter processes of the vertical chain like market research, promotion, janitorial, and security measures.
Upstream Activities
Mainstream Activities
Downstream Activities
An example of perform and buy strategies.
Keiretsu
Collaborative Relationships
Tapered Integration
Are manifested in subcontract networks and keiretsu.
Vertical Integration
Collaborative Integration
Tapered Integrational
Boardrooms are like:
Discussion Rooms
Classrooms
Battlefields
Explains the other ways of strategy.
Wind Book
Fire Book
Void Book
Extended the game theory.
Galileo
Socrates
John Von Neumann
Games applied to work to one’s advantage.
Games with sequential moves
Games with simultaneous moves
Games with strategic moves
Games taken concurrent under conditions of incomplete or imperfect information.
Games with simultaneous moves
Games with strategic moves
Games with sequential moves
Growth strategies adopted within the company are described as:
External
Internal
Integrative
He said “know your enemy, know yourself and your victory will not be threatened. Know the terrain, know the weather and your victory will be complete”.
Sun Tzu
Musashi
Miyamoto
If AC is constant, then MC=AC, it can be said that production exhibit:
Constant return to scale
Diseconomies of Scale
Economies of Scale
Nodes containing the respective payoffs are called:
Initial Nodes
Decision Nodes
Terminal Nodes
Results when two or more firms agree to collaborate on a project or to share resources:
Subcontract networks
Strategic Alliances
Keiretsu
Show how to fight to win victory.
Ground Book
Fire Book
Void Book
Are closely related to subcontractor networks but involve in a more formalized set of institutional linkages.
Keiretsu
Game Theorist’s Perspective
Sequential Moves
Are steps chronologically where actions is a consequence of previous move.
Art of War
Game Theory
Games with Sequential Moves
Considers a person’s best response to strategies chosen by others.
Dominant Strategies
Game Theorist’s Perspective
The Ground Book
He said “The winemaker obtains his ingredients should optimize his human and puts them to use to make his potentials and resource. His goal is living. The way of the merchant is to make profit, create opportunities always to live by making profits”.
Mushahi Miyamoto
Sun Tzu
Alfred Chandler
Is a condition that is exhibited when the average cost or the cost per unit of output declines over a range of output.
Diseconomies of Scale
Economies of Scale
A social dilemma
Is a game where any benefit gained by one is lost to another.
Zero-Sum Game
Game Theory
Implicit Contract
Is the equilibrium of non-cooperative game where each players strategy is best for him given that each player is satisfied with the strategy of his choice.
Non-cooperative Solution
The Ground Work
Nash Equilibrium
Is the list of strategies and payoff that the players would choose. If they could commit themselves to coordinated joint strategy.
Non-cooperative Solution
Cooperative Solution of a Game
Dominant Strategies
Is the outcome if there is no possibility to commit to a coordinated joint strategy so that each assumes the other will choose a best response strategy.
Non-cooperative Solution
Nash Equilibrium
Economic of Scale
Is used in illustrating games with sequential moves under conditions with complete information.
Implicit Contract
Sequential Games
The Void Book
It is the oldest military classic in Chinese literature.
Art of War
A Social Dilemma
Game Theory
The roadmap to strategy.
Ground Book
The Void Book
Implicit Contract
Wrote the book of The Five Rings.
Sun Tzu
Musashi Miyamoto
Arie De Geus
A plan to be executed, a map to chart and a path to traverse.
Strategic Management
Strategic Planning
Strategies
A strategy template that illustrates four important perspectives.
Strategy Maps
Common Knowledge
Balance Score Board
Are visual tools used in identifying strategic goals, designing strategies, and implementing them and connecting intangible assets to value-creating processes.
Balance Score Board
Strategy Maps
Comparing and Contrasting
As trite and ordinary because it simply satisfies minimum expectations and knowledge.
Common Knowledge
Strategy Maps
Strategies
Comparing with other organization and learning from them.
Comparing and Contrasting
Strategy Maps
Balance Score Board
Is improving, enhancing, and enriching what is existent.
Comparing and Contrasting
Common Knowledge
Innovation
It is a fundamental rethinking and radical redesign of business process to achieve dramatic improvements in critical contemporary measures of performance such as cost, service, and speed.
Comparing and Contrasting
Business Process Re-engineering
Innovation
It is an idea, a theory, a model or simply views and beliefs.
Strategy
Intellectual Capital
Business Process Re-engineering
It is the synergistic confluence and interrelationship of the organization’s intangible valued resources.
Intellectual Capital
Comparing and Contrasting
Common Knowledge
Looks at strategy as natural capital.
Richard Pascale
Hawken
Thomas A. Stewart
Refers to responding to changes in the environment.
Continuous Adaptation
Intellectual Capital
Intellectual Elasticity
Refers to the flexibility and adaptability in coming up with elastic responses to changing institutions.
Continuous Adaptation
Intellectual Capital
Intellectual Elasticity
Said “Strategies stem from creative minds and not from rote memory”.
Richard Pascale
Thomas A. Stewart
Kenichi Ohmae
Stated “Companies should manage the future from the past but should manage the present from the future”.
Thomas A. Stewart
Richard Pascale
Kenichi Ohmae
Wrote the book Intellectual Capital.
Thomas A. Stewart
Kenichi Ohmae
Richard Pascale
Become a symbol of excellence in business management.
Harold Geneen
Alfred Sloan
Peter Senge
Considers strategy as a frame of mind and attitude.
Richard Pascale
Peter Drucker
Arie De Geus
Consists of minute improvements and changes that are confined to specific functions.
Process Productivity
Process Redesign
Process Improvement
Growth strategies adopted within the company are described as:
External
Internal
Integrative
He was called as the Michelangelo of Management.
Lee Lcocca
Jack Welch
Harold Geneen
In the bible, strategy started with:
Joseph
Abraham
Jacob
Introduced the concept of Intellectual elasticity.
Michael Porter
Kenichi Ohmae
Alfed Chandler
Is an ongoing constant process of doing things better:
Continuous Improvement
Continuous Adaptation
Benchmarking
Is improving, enhancing and enriching what is existent.
Innovation
Continuous Improvement
Differentiation
Is knowledge that is trite and ordinary because it simply satisfies minimum expectations and knowledge.
Intellectual Capital
Special Knowledge
Common Knowledge
Looked at technology as an important strategy to moving organizations and business toward achieving corporate and entrepreneurial success faster:
Michael Porter
Michael Hammer
Peter Senge
Means creating new knowledge, new products and new modes of thinking.
Differentiation
Continuous Improvement
Innovation
Once cannot run a business or anything else on a theory. There is no secret, no formula and no theory.
Theory G
Theory Y
Theory X
Recommended that leaders get a good liberal arts education. The key is to get a solid ground in reading, writing, and psychology.
Lee Lacocca
Jack Welch
Harold Geneen
Referred to as the Tiger Woods of Management.
Lee Lacocca
Geoffrey Moore
Jack Welch
Refers to any old and new knowledge and competences, gained or enhanced from persons, institutions, books, experiences, and training.
Learning
Intelligence
Value Chain
Said that leadership is not charisma, public relations showmanship but performance, consistent behavior and trustworthiness:
Harold Geneen
Peter Senge
Alfred Sloan
Sun Tzu wrote the book:
The Mind of Strategist
The Art of War
Managing the Edge
Wrote the book Crossing the Chasm.
Lee Lacocca
Jack Welch
Geoffrey Moore
