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show Choosing a goal and developing a strategy to achieve that goal  
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show Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely  
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What is the difference between proximal goals and distal goal?   show
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show Middle Managers  
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show A statement of a company’s purpose or reason for existing  
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show Set goals, develop commitment, develop effective action plans, track progress toward goal achievement and maintain flexibility  
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Goal commitment is:   show
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show Choosing the best alternative  
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show a short term goal  
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What is the standing plan that indicates the general course of action that should be taken in response to a particular event?   show
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What best describes a vision?   show
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A systematic process of defining problems, evaluating alternatives, and choosing optimal solutions best describes:   show
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show Workplace  
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What is the third step in the rational decision-making process?   show
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What decision-making method involves a panel of experts responding to questions and to each other until reaching an agreement on an issue?   show
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A ( ) strategy focuses on improving the way in which the company sells the same products or services to the same customers.   show
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show Defenders  
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To achieve a ____, the resources must be valuable, rare, imperfectly, imitable, & nonsubstitutable.   show
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What are 2 major approaches to corporate-level strategy that companies use to decide which businesses they should be in?   show
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show By using their resources to provide greater value force customers than competitors can  
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Resources that are not controlled or possessed by many competing firms are:   show
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show Lowe's  
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What is a small company with a small share of a slow growing market?   show
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show Company with a large share of a fast growing market  
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show Character of the rivalry  
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show Companies that compete directly with their customers, Companies that use similar strategies (Both A&C)  
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show Firms  
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show Not controlled or possessed by many competing firms  
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The central companies in a strategic group is known as what?   show
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What are the four symbols used by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in the BCG Matrix?   show
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When a company makes an attach on its direct competitor, what move by its competitor does it prompt?   show
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show 3  
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show The central companies in a strategic group  
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show Getting the people affected by change to believe that change is needed  
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What does creativity mean?   show
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show A cycle that begins with a new technology and ends when that technology reaches its limits and is replaced by a newer one.  
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Opposition to change resulting from self interest, misunderstanding, and a general intolerance for change is known as:   show
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The phase of a technology cycle characterized by technological substitution and design competition is which of the following?   show
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show All of the above  
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show solution, causes  
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show Lack of leadership Impediment  
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Managing resistance to change is:   show
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show all of the above  
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Using formal power and authority to force others to change is known as?   show
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show Unfreezing  
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show Organizational decline  
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show Resistance forces  
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show Discontinuity  
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What’s a component of creative work environment?   show
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Refreezing is supporting and reinforcing   show
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show faulty action stage  
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What is one of the largest and most important regional trading groups in Asia?   show
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An agreement in which a foreign business owner pays a company a fee for the right to conduct a business in his or her country is a   show
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show Trade barriers  
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show Franchisor; franchisee  
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show Access to a growing market  
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show Purchasing power and foreign competitors  
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Foreign offices, facilities, or manufacturing plants that is owned 100% by the parent company is a(n)?   show
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What is the biggest disadvantage to a wholly owned affiliate?   show
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What are quotas?   show
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What is a tariff?   show
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show China  
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The GATT is a worldwide trade agreement that reduces and eliminates tariffs, limits governement subsidies, and establishes protections for intellectual property. What does GATT stand for?   show
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show All of the above  
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show Geert Hofstede  
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show When two companies combine recourses, costs, risk, technology, and people  
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show A strategic alliance in which two existing companies collaborate to form a third, independent company  
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show Control  
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When conducting a global business, companies should attempt to identify two types of political risks.   show
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