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81.
Proponents of the horizontal corporation:
82.
According to the text, in the future managers in many ICs can expect:
83.
According to the text, companies controlled by other companies (known as parent
companies) through ownership of enough voting stock to elect a majority of the voting
members on the company's board of directors are known as:
84.
According to the text, companies controlled by other companies, but less-than-majority
owners may exercise control by a variety of means, both those involving stock ownership
and those involving nonownership mechanisms, are known as:
85.
Which of the following are not identified in the text as being variables that determine
which decision is made where in an IC?
86.
Which of the following was not stated in the text as being a way that successful
companies use controls?
87.
Control activities:
88.
According to the text, the extent to which an IC relies on subsidiary management to make
decisions depends on all of the following except:
89.
According to the text, the extent to which an IC relies on subsidiary management to make
decisions depends on all of the following except:
90.
According to the text, the extent to which an IC relies on subsidiary management to make
decisions depends on all of the following except:
91.
Headquarters is more likely to rely on subsidiary management if:
92.
In larger, older organizations:
93.
A decision to move production factors from one country to another would be:
94.
According to the text, when the IC headquarters decides which subsidiary would get to fill
an order for a customer abroad, IC management would consider all of the following
except:
95.
According to the text, when the IC headquarters decides which subsidiary would get to fill
an order for a customer abroad, IC management would consider all of the following
except:
96.
It is sensible for an IC to direct or allocate as much profit as reasonably possible to
subsidiaries in countries with:
97.
Price and profit allocation decisions are usually best made:
98.
Pricing established for transactions between members of the enterprise is called:
99.
In situations where ICs are setting transfer prices:
100.
All the reasons for making decisions at IC headquarters, at subsidiary headquarters, or
cooperatively:
101.
Which of the following is not a reason mentioned in the text for why an IC may experience
of loss of freedom and flexibility in joint ventures?
102.
Methods for the IC to maintain control of less than fifty-percent owned organizations that
were mentioned in the text included all of the following except:
103.
According to the text, the types of information an IC needs to have reported by
subsidiaries include all of the following except:
104.
According to the text, the types of information and IC needs to have reported by
subsidiaries include:
