Strategic Management Exam 3 Study
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Management
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Strategic Management Exam 3 Study
Strategic
Guide
Management
with Key Concepts
Exam 3 Study
and
Strategic
Practice
Guide
Management
with
Questions.pdf
Key Concepts
Exam 3 Study
and Practice
Guide with
Questions.pdf
Key Concepts and Practice Questions.pdf
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Terms in this set (98)
corporate strategy the decisions that leaders make andgGoal-directed actions that they take in
the quest for competitive advantage
what question does corporate strategy answer? where to compete?
three dimensions of corporate strategy vertical integration, diversification, geographic scope
economies of scale lower costs per unit as you produce more goods
economies of scope decrease in the total cost of production when a range of products are
produced together rather than separately
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five key motivations for firms to grow 1. to increase profitability and shareholder returns
2. to lower costs and achieve economies of scale
3. to increase market power
4. to reduce risk through diversification
5. to motivate management and employees
transaction costs the expenses of negotiating and executing a deal
examples of external transaction costs 1. searching for contractors
2. negotiating, monitoring, and enforcing contracts
examples of internal transaction costs 1. recruiting and retaining employees
2. setting up a shop floor
if costs in-house < costs market - vertically integrate
- own production of inputs
- or own output distribution channels
if costs market < costs in-house the firm should consider purchasing instead
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Strategic
Guide
Management
with Key Concepts
Exam 3 Study
and
Strategic
Practice
Guide
Management
with
Questions
Key Concepts
Exam 3 Study
and Practice
Guide with
Questions.pdf
Key Concepts and Practice Questions.pdf
● Strategic Management Exam
3 Study Guide with Key
Concepts and Practice
Questions
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Strategic Management Exam 3 Study
Strategic
Guide
Management
with Key Concepts
Exam 3 Study
and
Strategic
Practice
Guide
Management
with
Questions.pdf
Key Concepts
Exam 3 Study
and Practice
Guide with
Questions.pdf
Key Concepts and Practice Questions.pdf
,Strategic Management Exam 3 Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf
Terms in this set (98)
corporate strategy the decisions that leaders make andgGoal-directed actions that they take in
the quest for competitive advantage
what question does corporate strategy answer? where to compete?
three dimensions of corporate strategy vertical integration, diversification, geographic scope
economies of scale lower costs per unit as you produce more goods
economies of scope decrease in the total cost of production when a range of products are
produced together rather than separately
Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf
, Strategic Management Exam 3 Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf
five key motivations for firms to grow 1. to increase profitability and shareholder returns
2. to lower costs and achieve economies of scale
3. to increase market power
4. to reduce risk through diversification
5. to motivate management and employees
transaction costs the expenses of negotiating and executing a deal
examples of external transaction costs 1. searching for contractors
2. negotiating, monitoring, and enforcing contracts
examples of internal transaction costs 1. recruiting and retaining employees
2. setting up a shop floor
if costs in-house < costs market - vertically integrate
- own production of inputs
- or own output distribution channels
if costs market < costs in-house the firm should consider purchasing instead
Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf Strategic Management Exam 3.pdf
