The Basic Types of Operational Economies Through Which Firms Seek

question 58

Multiple Choice

The basic types of operational economies through which firms seek value from economies of scope are:

• A) synergies between internal and external capital markets.
• B) the leveraging of individual tangible resources.
• C) the sharing of value-chain activities and support functions.
• D) joint ventures and outsourcing.

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Definitions:

Stakeholder Representatives

Individuals who act on behalf of specific groups interested in or affected by the outcome of a project or decision.

Corporate Governance

The structures, policies, and practices in place within an organization to ensure accountability, fairness, and transparency in the company's relationship with its stakeholders.

Inside Directors

Board members who are also employees, officers, or stakeholders in the company, providing them with detailed knowledge of its business operations.

Outside Directors

Members of a company's board of directors who are not part of the company's day-to-day operations and are often brought in for their expertise or to provide an objective perspective.