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International Management
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1. A global functional division structure is used primarily by...
Extractive companies
Total quality management
Strategy implementation
Job content factors
2. In a ____ investment - the goods or services produced are NOT similar to those produced at home.
Joint venture
Control measures
Ralative bargaining power
Conglomerate
3. Which of the following MNCs places local nationals in key positions and allows these managers to appoint and develop their own people?
Financial incentives
A hygiene factor
Continuous improvement
Polycentric
4. According to Bass - the most effective leaders were characterized by four interrelated factors. These are...
A hygiene factor
Ethnocentric
Idealized influence - inspirational motivation - intellectual stimulation and individualized consideration
Participative
5. ______ risk issues often take forms such as industry regulation - taxes on specific types of business activity and various restrictive local laws.
Extractive companies
Micro
Franchise
Expropriation
6. Social needs are...
Followers
the need for power and status
Matrix structure
Centralization
7. Controls that use reports and other written forms of communication to control operations are...
Indirect
Ethnocentric
Strategy implementation
Repatriation
8. The top-ranking goal for professional technical personnel from various countries is...
Centralization
Horizontal
Training
A vital area for MNCs to assess and manage
9. In general - some evidence suggests that testing is...
Political imperative
Financial incentives
Not extremely popular among MNCs
Specialized operations
10. Kaizen is a Japanese term that means...
foreign currency
Matrix structure
Continuous improvement
Ralative bargaining power
11. Which of the following leaders takes action or intervenes in situations only when standards are NOT met?
Paternalistic
Control measures
Passive management-by-exception leader
Macro
12. When the need for national responsiveness is low and the need for global integration is also low - which of the following strategies would be appropriate?
Franchise
International
Participative
Indirect
13. In recent years_______ risk analysis has become of increasing concern to MNCs because of the growing number of countries that are finding their economies in trouble as in Southeast Asia or even worse - unable to make the transition to a market-drive
Macro
foreign currency
Indirect
Franchise
14. Work-motivation theories can be broken down into two general categories which are...
corporate objectives
Strategy implementation
Content and process
Global
15. A structural arrangement in which domestic divisions are given worldwide responsibility for product groups is referred to as a...
Transformational
Inpatriate
Theory Z
Global product division structure
16. Most research in international human resource management has been _____ - because these theories examine motivation in more general terms and are more useful in creating a composite picture of employee motivation in a particular country or region.
Content-oriented
Control measures
Specialized operations
Participative
17. _____________ do not encourage the use of centralized decision-making
Polycentric
Heterogeneous product lines
Passive management-by-exception leader
Macro
18. The theory that focuses on how individuals go about setting goals and responding to them and the overall impact of this process on motivation is...
Goal-setting theory
Operational risks
Continuous improvement
Hygiene - motivators
19. A key success factor is a factor that is necessary for a firm to compete effectively in a...
Market niche
Micro
Financial incentives
foreign currency
20. In work motivation - factors internally controlled - such as responsibility - achievement and the work itself are referred to as...
Job content factors
Transformational
Political imperative
Control measures
21. As far as __________ are concerned - European firms are as centralized than American firms
Heterogeneous product lines
corporate objectives
Control measures
Content and process
22. These MNCs do all of their training at their headquarters.
Transnational network structure
Ethnocentric
Franchise
the need for power and status
23. Positive organizational scholarship does not include...
Specialized operations
Followers
Idealized influence - inspirational motivation - intellectual stimulation and individualized consideration
Market niche
24. _______ investments involve the production of goods or services that are the same as those produced at home.
Strategy implementation
Horizontal
Participative
Financial incentives
25. Although a number of approaches to decision-making are used around the world - the overall trend currently is toward...
Repatriation
Horizontal
Expropriation
Centralization
26. As an organizational characteristic - _____ is the assigning of individuals to specific - well-defined tasks.
Training and previous experience
Regional instabilities
Repatriation
Specialization
27. According to this theory - a great deal of creative potential basically goes untapped and if these abilities can be tapped - workers will provide much higher quantity and quality of output.
Horizontal
Lump-sum method
Theory Y
Control measures
28. When market liberalization is delayed...
International
Continuous improvement
Entrepreneurship
It gives first movers a significant advantage over later entrants
29. MNCs utilize Export maximums for generating...
Joint venture
Global product division structure
Expropriation
foreign currency
30. These leaders are visionary agents with a sense of mission - who are capable of motivating their followers to accept new goals and new ways of doing things.
Transformational
Market niche
Specialized operations
Ralative bargaining power
31. William Ouchi's theory of leadership - which combines Japanese and U.S. assumptions and approaches to leader behavior is referred to as...
Inpatriate
Macro
Theory Z
Total quality management
32. Which type of leadership is popular in many technologically advanced countries?
Global
Extractive companies
Participative
Ethnocentric
33. The objectives of the foreign operation and the ___________ are similar
Content and process
corporate objectives
Macro
Passive management-by-exception leader
34. Training programs are useful in preparing people for overseas assignments for many reasons. These reasons can be put into two general categories which are...
Organizational and personal
Global area division structure
Operational risks
ISO 9000
35. MNCs may use ____________ to evaluate political risk
A hygiene factor
Training
Regional instabilities
A vital area for MNCs to assess and manage
36. As a general statement - most evidence indicates that European managers tend to use this approach to leadership.
Polycentric
Idealized influence - inspirational motivation - intellectual stimulation and individualized consideration
Participative
Regional instabilities
37. The two-factor theory of motivation holds that two sets of factors influence job satisfaction. These are...
Training
Macro
Strategy implementation
Hygiene - motivators
38. The seizure of businesses by a host country with little - if any - compensation to the owners is referred to as...
Centralization
Goal-setting theory
Transnational network structure
Expropriation
39. A structure under which global operations are organized on a geographic rather than a product basis is referred to as a...
It gives first movers a significant advantage over later entrants
Paternalistic
Continuous improvement
Global area division structure
40. These leaders expect everyone to work hard; in turn - the employees will be guaranteed employment and given security benefits such as medical and retirement programs.
Horizontal
Joint venture
Encourages harmony - responsiveness and sensibility
Paternalistic
41. This is an agreement in which two or more partners own and control an overseas business.
Joint venture
Goal-setting theory
Global product division structure
Not extremely popular among MNCs
42. The return to one's home country from an overseas management assignment is referred to as...
Repatriation
A hygiene factor
Not extremely popular among MNCs
Conglomerate
43. This strategy is appropriate when the need for national responsiveness is low and the need for globalization integration is high.
Theory Z
Repatriation
Global
Horizontal
44. These agreements typically require payment of a fee upfront and then a percentage of the revenues.
Matrix structure
Franchise
International division structure
ISO 9000
45. Salary under Herzberg's theory is...
Horizontal
A hygiene factor
Strategy implementation
Political imperative
46. The output control in which profit responsibility is shared with product and geographic units is characteristic of a...
Specialization
Matrix structure
A hygiene factor
Organizational and personal
47. The first assumption about the motivation process is that it is...
Extractive companies
Passive management-by-exception leader
Universal
Codetermination
48. An organizational strategy and the accompanying techniques that result in the delivery of high-quality products or services to customers is referred to as...
Total quality management
Encourages harmony - responsiveness and sensibility
Global area division structure
Not extremely popular among MNCs
49. A legal system that requires workers and their managers to discuss major decisions is referred to as....
Specialization
Micro
Financial incentives
Codetermination
50. ________ are designed to tap specialized expertise or other resources in the company's worldwide subsidiaries.
Expropriation
It gives first movers a significant advantage over later entrants
Participative
Specialized operations
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