Unlike a Transnational Strategy, a Meganational Strategy

question 36

Multiple Choice

Unlike a transnational strategy, a meganational strategy:

• A) achieves competitive advantage through centralization and standardization by headquarters.
• B) achieves competitive advantage by taking ideas created all over the organization and integrating them in a way that allows the company to deliver standardized products.
• C) requires companies to invest heavily in corporate and subsidiary human capital.
• D) requires companies to invest heavily in local and subsidiary human capital.

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Definitions:

Personal Growth

The process of improving oneself through activities that develop talents and potential, contribute to self-actualization, and enrich life.

Biomedical Therapy

Treatments for mental disorders that involve physical interventions (such as medication, surgery, or electroconvulsive therapy) to bring about changes in brain chemistry or structure.

Antidepressants

A class of drugs designed to relieve symptoms of depression by adjusting the chemical balance of neurotransmitters in the brain.

Electroconvulsive Therapy

A medical treatment involving the application of short electrical bursts to the brain, used primarily to treat severe depressive and psychotic disorders.