What Does Clegg (1999)argue Is a Consequence of International Companies

question 11

Multiple Choice

What does Clegg (1999) argue is a consequence of international companies seeking to successfully innovate through globalization?

• A)It can lead to injustices as employee's knowledge in one part of the world is used to deliver cheaper and more efficient manufacturing in another part of the world and then their jobs scrapped.
• B)It provides employees in one part of the world with more power and prestige as their knowledge is critical in improving how things are done in another part of the world.
• C)It leads to greater abilities for companies to access expertise,knowledge and skills from other parts of the world,that they are lacking in their own part of the world.
• D)It provides employees in one part of the world with more power and prestige as their knowledge is critical in improving how things are done in another part of the world,and it leads to greater abilities for companies to access expertise,knowledge and skills from other parts of the world,that they are lacking in their own part of the world.

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

An associative learning process where the consistent pairing of two stimuli facilitates a response that initially originates from the second stimulus but later originates from the first stimulus alone.

Insight Learning

A form of problem-solving that occurs when a solution is suddenly realized after a period of reflection, rather than through trial and error.

Instinctive Drift

The tendency of an animal to revert to instinctual behaviors that interfere with a learned response.

Motor Reproduction

The process of imitating or replicating a specific motor action observed in others.