Cross-Border Coordination Contributes to a Competitive Advantage for a Global

question 41

Multiple Choice

Cross-border coordination contributes to a competitive advantage for a global competitor by

• A) allowing production to be shifted from country to country to take advantage of exchange rate fluctuations,energy costs,wage rates,or changes in tariffs and quotas.
• B) allowing knowledge gained in one location to be transferred to operations in other countries.
• C) shifting workloads from where they are unusually heavy to locations where personnel are underutilized.
• D) accelerating product development and enhancing innovation by globally linking and coordinating the scattered R&D departments of a multinational company.
• E) All of these choices are correct.

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Definitions:

Ions

Ions are atoms or molecules that have gained or lost one or more electrons, giving them a positive or negative electrical charge.

Membrane

A thin layer of tissue or material that acts as a barrier or separation between different environments or substances.

Resting Potential

The electrical charge across the neuronal membrane when the neuron is not actively firing.

Axon's Interior

The interior of an axon is the part of a neuron through which electrical impulses, or action potentials, travel from the cell body to synaptic terminals.