Part of the attractiveness of cross-border alliances is that the full range of entry modes is available in virtually all countries in which firms seek to geographically diversify
Firms are more likely to enter a market through acquisition…
Firms are more likely to enter a market through acquisition when high product loyalty is present in the industry
The term “conglomerates” refers to firms using the _________…
The term “conglomerates” refers to firms using the __________ diversification strategy.
In the final analysis, firms use merger and acquisition stra…
In the final analysis, firms use merger and acquisition strategies to improve their ability to create value for all stakeholders, including stockholders
Location advantages are influenced by costs of production, a…
Location advantages are influenced by costs of production, access to natural resources and critical supplies, as well as the needs of customers, but not culture
The stabilization of returns through international diversifi…
The stabilization of returns through international diversification helps reduce a firm’s overall risk
Evidence suggests that acquisitions usually lead to favorabl…
Evidence suggests that acquisitions usually lead to favorable financial outcomes, especially for the acquiring firm
A merger is a strategy through which two firms agree to inte…
A merger is a strategy through which two firms agree to integrate their operations on a relatively coequal basis
Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of internationa…
Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of international acquisitions?
In the cost-minimization approach to managing competitive st…
In the cost-minimization approach to managing competitive strategies, the relationship between the firms is based on trust of the other partner