Which of the following is affected by the absence of colonial ties in the CAGEframework

Question 1 (1 point)Which of the following is affected by the absence of colonial ties in the CAGEframework? Question 1 options:1) Emotional distance2) Economic distance3) Cultural distance4) Administrative distanceQuestion 2 (1 point)Certification agencies, consumer reports, and regulatory authorities are examples of specialized intermediaries for: Question 2 options:1) financial markets.2) markets for managerial talent.3) markets for products.4) auction markets.5) labor markets.Question 3 (1 point)Which of the following is true of acquisitions? Question 3 options:The acquiring company will be eligible for any financial help from the 1) company whose shares it is trying to acquire. It affords the firm maximum control and has the most potential to 2) provide above­average returns. The acquiring company enters into an agreement with the target business 3) to pursue a set of agreed­upon goals while remaining independent 4) organizations.The acquiring company gains control of another firm by purchasing its stock. Question 4 (1 point) Managers also need to take into consideration the macroeconomic factors that will have near­term and long­term effects on the success of their strategy. Question 4 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 5 (1 point)Home­market norms tend to remain the same over time irrespective of the shifting demographics due to immigration or aging populations. Question 5 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 6 (1 point)Which of the following questions would help an organization determine the favorability of the environmental factors for business expansion in a PESTEL analysis? Question 6 options:1) What are the country’s social­welfare policies?What are the dominant local religions, and what influence do they have 2) on consumer attitudes and opinions? What is the status of employment, health and safety, and product safety 3) laws? What are the regulations regarding waste disposal and energy 4) consumption? What is the level to which the local government and industry fund 5) research, and are those levels changing?Question 7 (1 point) Which of the following question would help an organization determine the favorability of the sociocultural factors for business expansion in a PESTEL analysis? Question 7 options:1) What are the country’s social­welfare policies? What are the dominant local religions, and what influence do they have 2) on consumer attitudes and opinions? What is the status of employment, health and safety, and product safety 3) laws? What are the regulations regarding waste disposal and energy 4) consumption? What is the level to which the local government and industry fund 5) research, and are those levels changing?Question 8 (1 point) _____ involves analyzing markets for their potential size, accessibility, costof operations, and buyer needs and practices to aid the company in deciding whether to invest in entering that market. Question 8 options:1) Search retargeting2) Unique selling proposition3) Rebranding4) Market due diligenceQuestion 9 (1 point)The more similar markets in different regions are, the lesser the pressure foran industry to globalize. Question 9 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 10 (1 point)In a truly global industry, the core product is standardized, the marketing approach is relatively uniform, and competitive strategies are integrated in different international markets. Question 10 options:1) True2) False Question 11 (1 point)_____ is the degree to which the company’s existing practices, resources and capabilities fit the new market. Question 11 options:1) Market access2) Business fit3) Corporate fit4) Market assimilation5) Market synergyQuestion 12 (1 point)_____ occurs when a company contracts with a third party to do some work on its behalf. Question 12 options:1) Exporting2) Importing3) Joint venture4) Outsourcing5) InsourcingQuestion 13 (1 point)When transportation costs and automation are both high, then the knowledge worker component of the location calculation becomes more important. Question 13 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 14 (1 point)Which of the following questions would help an organization determine the favorability of the economic factors for business expansion in a PESTEL analysis? Question 14 options:What are the local taxation policies? How do these affect your 1) business? What are the local employment levels per capita, and how are they 2) changing? 3) What pending legislation could affect corporate social policies?What is the level of consumerism, and what are the popular attitudes 4) toward it? 5) What is the level and distribution of education and income?Question 15 (1 point)The rate of industry change remains relatively the same from one industry to the next in one financial year. Question 15 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 16 (1 point)Which of the following questions would help an organization determine the favorability of the technological factors for business expansion in a PESTEL analysis? Question 16 options:1) What are the regulations regarding monopolies and private property?What are the dominant local religions, and what influence do they have 2) on consumer attitudes and opinions? What is the status of employment, health and safety, and product safety 3) laws? What is the status of intellectual property issues in the local 4) environment?Question 17 (1 point) Local languages, the dominant religions, views toward leisure time, and the age and lifespan demographics constitute the _____ factors that significantly influence business. Question 17 options: 1) economic2) political3) sociocultural4) technological5) environmentalQuestion 18 (1 point)Americans use the English language as the primary means of communication whereas Asian Indians have a host of local languages that serve as the means of communication. This difference between the two countries would be categorized as: Question 18 options:1) emotional distance.2) economic distance.3) cultural distance.4) geographic distance.5) administrative distance.Question 19 (1 point)When an organization plans to expand in a foreign country, it needs to understand what the local consumers look for when making a purchase decision. Question 19 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 20 (1 point)_____ involves the sale of products or services in one country that are sourced in another country. Question 20 options:1) Exporting2) Importing3) Offshoring 4) Outsourcing5) InsourcingQuestion 21 (1 point)_____ is a stealth form of international entry, because the factors that favorglobalization can also lead to a higher level of imports. Question 21 options:1) Exporting2) Importing3) Franchising4) Business­process outsourcing5) InsourcingQuestion 22 (1 point)Acquisition is a bad strategy when an industry is consolidating. Question 22 options:1) True2) False Question 23 (1 point)_____ refers to an organization that helps U.S. businesses invest overseas, particularly in developing countries, by providing direct loans and loan guarantees to projects that meet its guidelines. Question 23 options:1) Bank of America Merrill Lynch2) Export­Import Bank of the United States3) Wells Fargo Securities4) Overseas Private Investment CorporationQuestion 24 (1 point) Which of the following statements is true about ISO 14000 certification? Question 24 options:It certifies that the company works to minimize the use of child labor 1) in all its business establishments. It certifies that the company works to ensure equal pay for all 2) irrespective of the gender. It certifies that the company works to minimize any harmful effects it 3) may have on the environment. It certifies that the company works to ensure the incorporation of the 4) best anti­discrimination practices in its business establishments. It certifies that the company works to minimize the use of unskilled 5) labor in its business establishments.Question 25 (1 point) _____ is defined as the sale of products and services in foreign countries that are sourced or made in the home country. Question 25 options:1) Open sourcing2) Offshoring3) Exporting4) Importing5) FarmshoringQuestion 26 (1 point)Which of the following statements holds true for export declaration? Ques
tion 26 options:It is a document that authorizes the carrier to transport the goods to 1) the buyer’s destination. It is a document that contains the description of the items being 2) shipped. It is a document that acts as proof that the shipment was made and that 3) the goods have been received. It is a document that represents the bill for the goods shipped from 4) the exporter to the importer or buyer. 5) It is a document that shows the amount of coverage on the goods.Question 27 (1 point) Governments use bills of lading to determine the value of the goods for customs­valuation purposes. Question 27 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 28 (1 point)Countertrade is a resourceful way for exporters to sell their products and services to foreign companies or countries that would be unable to pay for them using hard currency alone. Question 28 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 29 (1 point)An export management company is a government organization that ensures sound development of a country’s export trade through quality control and inspection. Question 29 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 30 (1 point)_____ refers to buying goods and services from foreign sources and bringing them back into the home country. Question 30 options:1) Open sourcing2) Offshoring3) Exporting4) Importing 5) FarmshoringQuestion 31 (1 point)Under a licensing agreement, the licenser is normally paid a royalty on each unit produced and sold. Question 31 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 32 (1 point)The term _____ refers to a situation in which an exporter sells a time draft at a discount to an intermediary (often a bank) that will pay the exporter immediately and then collect the full amount from the importer at the later date. Question 32 options:1) free on board2) goodwill3) factoring4) flight capital5) cash in advanceQuestion 33 (1 point)Which of the following statements holds true for the barter system? Question 33 options:It refers to the exchange of goods and services with payments made in 1) gold. It refers to the direct exchange of goods with countries accorded the 2) most favored nation status. It refers to the direct exchange of goods and services with nations 3) that have been accorded AAA in the credit rating system. It refers to the direct exchange of one good for another, with no money 4) involved. Question 34 (1 point) _____ refers to an organization that helps U.S. exporters who have found a buyer, yet the buyer is unable to get financing for the purchase in his own country. Question 34 options:1) Bank of America Merrill Lynch2) Export­Import Bank of the United States3) Wells Fargo Securities4) Handelsbanken Capital Markets5) Overseas Private Investment CorporationQuestion 35 (1 point)A carrier refers to the entity which: Question 35 options:handles the physical transportation of goods across geographical 1) distances. 2) buys goods from another country and transfers into one’s home country.3) sends goods out of one’s own country to another country.4) finances the production of goods in a foreign country.5) designs and develops goods in one’s own country.Question 36 (1 point)_____ refers to the granting of permission by one party to another party to use intellectual property rights, such as trademarks, patents, brand names, ortechnology, to a foreign company under defined conditions along with providinga bundle of services and products. Question 36 options:1) Joint venture2) Licensing3) Leasing4) FranchisingQuestion 37 (1 point) Due to national security or product scarcity, some governments require that organizations need to acquire a(n) _____, which refers to the permission to export goods. Question 37 options:1) export declaration2) license3) letter of credit4) bill of lading5) customs invoiceQuestion 38 (1 point)Which of the following statements holds true for the time draft? Question 38 options:1) The time draft is paid on the receipt of the goods by the importer.The time draft is payable typically 30, 60, 90, or 120 days in the 2) future as specified by the draft. 3) The time draft is paid on receipt of the draft (when it is “seen”).The time draft is paid in advance immediately after the order is made 4) to the exporter and before the export of the ordered goods. The time draft is paid after a period of exactly one year after the 5) delivery has been made to the importer.Question 39 (1 point) Most companies consider the market­entry option of licensing to be a high­riskoption because of the heavy upfront investment. Question 39 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 40 (1 point)Distributors or export intermediaries are barred from taking title to the goods and then reselling them. Question 40 options: 1) True2) FalseQuestion 41 (1 point)_____ refers to a contract that specifies the performance standards that an outsourcer must meet to ensure quality and performance when outsourcing services. Question 41 options:1) Operational level agreement2) Service­level agreement3) Smithsonian Agreement4) Termination agreement5) Repurchase agreementQuestion 42 (1 point)_____ refers to the financing granted against collateral, which can be the imported/exported goods. Question 42 options:1) Angel funding2) Purchase Order Financing3) Secured financing4) Overdraft5) Cash advanceQuestion 43 (1 point)Entrepreneurs benefit from outsourcing because they can acquire services as needed, without having to build those capabilities internally. Question 43 options:1) True2) FalseQuestion 44 (1 point) The carbon­footprint measure focuses on distance rather than looking at all the fossil fuels used in the manufacture of an item. Question 44 options:1) True2) False