Bartlett and Ghoshal Have Identified Three Organizational Strategies for International

question 116

Multiple Choice

Bartlett and Ghoshal have identified three organizational strategies for international firms. These are: (1) a global strategy treats the world as a single market; (2) a multinational strategy treats the world as a portfolio of national opportunities; and (3)

• A) a "regcal" strategy standardizes broad brand concepts but customizes for regional differences.
• B) a "glocal" strategy standardizes certain elements and localizes other elements.
• C) the marketing strategy identifies those elements assigned to a country and uses those elements plus corporate's contribution in the marketing plan.
• D) a local strategy standardizes all of the local elements.
• E) assumes that there are no "local" or multinational differences in formulating the marketing mix.

Understand the various types of financial ratios and their purposes.

Recognize the importance of premise control in marketing planning.

Identify which financial ratios are crucial for measuring a firm's ability to meet its obligations.

Grasp the levels of analysis involved in premise control.

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