In the Context of Choosing an International Strategy, Which of the Following

question 18

Multiple Choice

In the context of choosing an international strategy, which of the following is a difference between a meganational strategy and a transnational strategy?

• A) Unlike a transnational strategy, a meganational strategy allows subsidiaries the discretion and autonomy to adapt and customize locally.
• B) Unlike a meganational strategy, a transnational strategy achieves integration through decisions made mostly by headquarters.
• C) Unlike a meganational strategy, a transnational strategy promotes knowledge flow throughout an organization, regardless of where the ideas originate.
• D) Unlike a transnational strategy, a meganational strategy simultaneously offers the benefits of both global and local advantages.

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Definitions:

Pessimistic Strategies

Approaches or methods based on expecting unfavorable outcomes or emphasizing negative aspects of situations.

Optimistic Strategies

Approaches or methods that involve a positive and hopeful attitude towards achieving goals or facing challenges.

Strategy Use

Involves the application of plans or methods to achieve specific goals, especially in learning or problem-solving contexts.

Cognitive-Experiential Self-Theory

A psychological framework suggesting that people operate based on two systems, the rational (cognitive) and the emotional (experiential), which influence their perceptions and behaviors.