BUSI 4940 EXAM 3 REVIEW || MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
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Risks of alliances discussed in class lecture do not include
which of the following - ANSWER-Regret: The alliance will be
so successful that the partners in the alliance wish that they
had not entered the agreement because they now have to share
the knowledge and profits with the other partner rather than
keeping it all for themselves
General Electric was a company that endured throughout
history by acquring unrelated businesses (conglomerate). One
of the few remaining corporate conglomerates, General Electric
finally failed. In a crisis, divisions of the company are being
sold off (divested) and General Electric will cease to be a
company.
This example shows that related diversification usually does
not create value for a company. - ANSWER-False
Alliances follow a continuum from an open market transaction
or a handshake agreement to what other forms? Which of the
following options are in the proper order. - ANSWER-
Contractual alliance, equity alliance, joint venture
, Diversification along the supply chain - represented as a
horizontal illustration of the sequence of all activities
performed by a firm to turn raw materials into finished product
sold to a buyer - represents vertical diversification – ANSWER-
True
Target stores offer shoppers a CVS pharamacy inside their
stores. The only way that this arrangement could have been
executed is through an acquisition. - ANSWER-False
When thinking about the 6Ss, the degree of relatedenss and
integration required is a continuum from low to high. For
example, Employing Slack requires much less integration and
is less related versus Spreading Capital - ANSWER-False
Part of the Internal Analysis is establishing the current
operating (financial) and organization health of the firm
(Section A). Included in this part of the Internal Analysis are
which of the following assessments: - ANSWER-The company's
operational, financial, market performance and their
organizational health. We benchmark the company's
performance against the industry or key competitive group and
place them in the organizational performance matrix which
identifies the company as being in crisis, desired state,
complacent or troubled.
Acquisitions, strategic alliances and innovation are different
strategies a firm can choose for either horizontal or vertical
diversification. - ANSWER-False
EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Risks of alliances discussed in class lecture do not include
which of the following - ANSWER-Regret: The alliance will be
so successful that the partners in the alliance wish that they
had not entered the agreement because they now have to share
the knowledge and profits with the other partner rather than
keeping it all for themselves
General Electric was a company that endured throughout
history by acquring unrelated businesses (conglomerate). One
of the few remaining corporate conglomerates, General Electric
finally failed. In a crisis, divisions of the company are being
sold off (divested) and General Electric will cease to be a
company.
This example shows that related diversification usually does
not create value for a company. - ANSWER-False
Alliances follow a continuum from an open market transaction
or a handshake agreement to what other forms? Which of the
following options are in the proper order. - ANSWER-
Contractual alliance, equity alliance, joint venture
, Diversification along the supply chain - represented as a
horizontal illustration of the sequence of all activities
performed by a firm to turn raw materials into finished product
sold to a buyer - represents vertical diversification – ANSWER-
True
Target stores offer shoppers a CVS pharamacy inside their
stores. The only way that this arrangement could have been
executed is through an acquisition. - ANSWER-False
When thinking about the 6Ss, the degree of relatedenss and
integration required is a continuum from low to high. For
example, Employing Slack requires much less integration and
is less related versus Spreading Capital - ANSWER-False
Part of the Internal Analysis is establishing the current
operating (financial) and organization health of the firm
(Section A). Included in this part of the Internal Analysis are
which of the following assessments: - ANSWER-The company's
operational, financial, market performance and their
organizational health. We benchmark the company's
performance against the industry or key competitive group and
place them in the organizational performance matrix which
identifies the company as being in crisis, desired state,
complacent or troubled.
Acquisitions, strategic alliances and innovation are different
strategies a firm can choose for either horizontal or vertical
diversification. - ANSWER-False
