Backward Vertical Integration Can Produce a

question 12

Multiple Choice

Backward vertical integration can produce a

• A)full integration when activities remain the domain of key suppliers.
• B)tapered integration if the firm consolidates all activities in-house.
• C)differentiation-based competitive advantage when activities enhance the performance of the final product.
• D)focused differentiation strategy when the market is broad and the product is a commodity.
• E)lower degree of flexibility in accommodating shifting buyer preferences.

Understand the essential components and objectives of training programs for international assignments.

Understand the phenomenon of culture shock and its impact on expatriates.

Grasp the considerations for designing compensation systems in international contexts, based on local and global needs.

Compare and contrast managerial and decision-making styles across different cultures.

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