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A) Cost drivers
B) Value drivers
C) Specialized assets
D) Liquid assets
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A) Principal-agent problem
B) Information asymmetry
C) Experience-curve effect
D) Learning-curve effect
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A) ability to coordinate highly complex tasks to allow for specialized division of labor.
B) low administrative costs because of reduced bureaucracy.
C) eradication of the principal-agent problem.
D) high-powered incentive to work as salaried employees for an existing firm.
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A) compete in a low-growth market but hold considerable market share.
B) hold a high market share in a fast-growing market.
C) compete in a high-growth market but have low and unstable earnings.
D) hold a small market share in a low-growth market.
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A) Dogs
B) Question marks
C) Cash cows
D) Stars
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A) A company that deals in petroleum as well as natural gas
B) A company that derives its revenues from selling aerated drinks and health drinks
C) A company that pursues unrelated diversification
D) A company that pursues related-constrained diversification
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A) Taper integration
B) Open innovation
C) Diversification
D) Differentiation
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A) The cost of setting up a production unit
B) The cost of searching for a contract manufacturer
C) The cost of recruiting and retaining employees
D) The cost of maintaining plant and machinery
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A) A conglomerate
B) A subsidiary
C) A dominant-business firm
D) A single-business firm
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A) assets can be profitably used for multiple purposes.
B) threat of one of the partners pursuing his or her self-interest is high.
C) social costs associated with these assets are high.
D) firms can avoid backward integration by investing in these assets.
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A) Reverse engineering
B) Restructuring
C) Rebooting
D) Reverse brainstorming
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A) When the costs of pursuing an activity in-house are more than the costs of transacting for that activity in the market, then the concerned firm should vertically integrate.
B) When companies transact in the open market, they incur internal transaction costs.
C) Transaction costs exclusively consist of external costs associated with economic exchanges.
D) Transaction costs are necessary to explain and predict the boundaries of a firm.
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