A) inexpensive, long-term oriented, and difficult to reverse.
B) inexpensive, short-term oriented, and easy to reverse.
C) costly, long-term oriented, and difficult to reverse.
D) costly, short-term oriented, and easy to reverse.
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A) back up their visions with strategic commitments that are costly and difficult to reverse.
B) increase their strategic flexibility by developing product-oriented vision statements.
C) isolate top managers from the organizational values.
D) pursue visions that are exclusively financial and not aspirational.
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A) Customer-oriented visions identify how a customer need will be met.
B) Customer-oriented vision statements are not the same as listening to your customer.
C) Customer-oriented visions reduce a company's ability to adapt to a changing environment.
D) Customer-oriented visions define a business in terms of goods or services provided.
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A) why we should compete.
B) how to compete.
C) where to compete.
D) how to implement the business strategy.
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A) scenario planning
B) top-down strategic planning
C) reverse engineering
D) pattern recognition
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A) implementation strategy.
B) corporate strategy.
C) functional strategy.
D) business strategy.
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A) Ethan is currently a team lead in the company.
B) Ethan shows no signs of being a good leader.
C) Ethan is a top management executive in the company.
D) Ethan has just started his career as a member of a team in the company.
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A) corporate
B) tactical
C) functional
D) business
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A) Level 2
B) Level 3
C) Level 4
D) Level 5
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A) Help us help you find a home.
B) One day, everyone in this nation will have a home to protect themselves.
C) We help the homeless gain and sustain financial independence by providing employment opportunities.
D) Our mission is to turn this not-for-profit organization into a for-profit organization so that the stakeholders are benefited.
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A) Strategy as a planned emergence model was introduced before strategic planning and scenario planning.
B) Unlike strategic planning and scenario planning, strategy as a planned emergence model does not begin with a strategic plan.
C) Relative to strategic planning and scenario planning, strategy as a planned emergence model is a less formal and less stylized approach to the development of strategy.
D) Unlike strategic planning and scenario planning, strategy as a planned emergence model is a rational top-down planning approach.
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A) The objective of corporate-level strategy is to ensure that the sum of the values of individual business units is greater than the overall corporate value.
B) A corporate strategy must be able to create synergies across business units that are quite different.
C) Formulating a corporate strategy involves general managers answering questions relating to how to compete in order to achieve superior performance.
D) Deciding whether to adopt a differentiation or a cost-leadership strategy is part of formulating the corporate strategy.
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A) formulation of responses to scenarios
B) development of different strategic plans
C) identification of possible future scenarios
D) execution of the dominant strategic plan
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A) They tend to force managers to take a myopic view of the landscape.
B) They allow companies to effectively adapt to changing environments.
C) They define a business in terms of providing solutions to customers.
D) They allow firms to take a need-based approach to their goals.
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A) strategic initiative
B) value chain
C) supply chain
D) corrective action
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A) Based on the previous year's profits, the CEO of Solva Inc. decided to adopt an expansion strategy in its home market.
B) A sales personnel of MP Foods Inc. suggested that the company should introduce an organic version of its gelato to cater to the needs of the increasing health-conscious population.
C) The managers at Lyon Clothing Inc. formulated a strategy to tackle any increase in the prices of cotton in the future.
D) The CEO of BCT Inc., a large conglomerate, has decided to enter the South American market based on the competitor's success in the same market.
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A) A cost-cutting strategy that corporate executives in the headquarters want all business units of a large conglomerate to implement
B) A strategy to use monetary incentives to motivate employees working on a project
C) A decision to computerize a firm's database in order to improve customer service
D) A decision to niche market the jewelry sold by a company while the apparel division under the same company sells its products through mass marketing
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A) Strategic initiatives can be the result of a response to external trends or come from internal sources.
B) When lower-level employees are less empowered, the possibility of strategic initiatives is higher.
C) Strategic initiatives result from top-down planning by executives and not through a bottom-up process.
D) Random events and accidental happenstances reduce the possibility of strategic initiatives in organizations.
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A) business strategy.
B) divisional strategy.
C) functional strategy.
D) corporate strategy.
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A) a combination of its top-down strategic intentions and bottom-up emergent strategy.
B) any unplanned strategic initiative undertaken by mid-level employees of their own volition.
C) the outcome of a rational and structured, top-down strategic plan.
D) a strategy developed at the lower levels of management to tackle unpredictable events.
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