WGU C432 HEALTHCARE
MANAGEMENT &
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,Question 1
Business-Level Strategy
Correct Answer
The strategic scope and direction of strategic business units (SBUs). SBUs focus on specific product/service lines
while under the umbrella of corporate direction.
Question 2
Corporate-Level Strategy
Correct Answer
The overall strategic scope and direction of a corporation. The primary function of corporate-level strategy is to
allocate capital funds to SBUs and decide which businesses to enter or exit.
Question 3
Emergent-Strategy
Correct Answer
a pattern of actions that develop over time and become an organization's strategy de facto. This type of strategy
is identified by examining decisions that were made and the patterns that occurred as a result. Also called realized
strategy.
Question 4
Functional-Level Strategy
Correct Answer
Strategic scope and direction at the operating division, department, or project level. This type of strategy is driven
by product or service line.
Question 5
Prospective Strategy
Correct Answer
A planning function that forecasts an organization's future situation and designs means to guide an organization's
future decisions.
Question 6
Four-Firm Concentration Ratio
Correct Answer
A measure of market concentration calculated by summing the market shares of the four largest firms in a market.
Question 7
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI)
Correct Answer
A measure of market concentration calculated by squaring the market share percentage of each organization in a
market and then summing the numbers.
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, Question 8
Industry
Correct Answer
A particular category of business or economic activity; an aggregation of sellers whose products are close
substitutes.
Question 9
Market Structure
Correct Answer
The organizational characteristics of a market that exert a strategic influence on the intensity and form of
competition.
Question 10
Markets
Correct Answer
Places, systems, and processes through which buyers and sellers exchange goods and services.
Question 11
Medical Terminology
Correct Answer
The procedures, equipment, and processes used to deliver medical care.
Question 12
Monopolistic Competition
Correct Answer
One of the four basic types of market structures. Monopolistic competition exists in markets composed of many
organizations offering differentiated products.
Question 13
Monopoly
Correct Answer
One of the four basic types of market structures. Monopolies exist in markets that are dominated by a single
organization.
Question 14
Oligopoly
Correct Answer
One of the four basic types of market structures. Oligopolies exist in markets dominated by a few large
organizations that offer similar or identical products.
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MANAGEMENT &
STRATEGY
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Answers
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This Exam contains: WGU C432 Healthcare
✓ Management & Strategy
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,Question 1
Business-Level Strategy
Correct Answer
The strategic scope and direction of strategic business units (SBUs). SBUs focus on specific product/service lines
while under the umbrella of corporate direction.
Question 2
Corporate-Level Strategy
Correct Answer
The overall strategic scope and direction of a corporation. The primary function of corporate-level strategy is to
allocate capital funds to SBUs and decide which businesses to enter or exit.
Question 3
Emergent-Strategy
Correct Answer
a pattern of actions that develop over time and become an organization's strategy de facto. This type of strategy
is identified by examining decisions that were made and the patterns that occurred as a result. Also called realized
strategy.
Question 4
Functional-Level Strategy
Correct Answer
Strategic scope and direction at the operating division, department, or project level. This type of strategy is driven
by product or service line.
Question 5
Prospective Strategy
Correct Answer
A planning function that forecasts an organization's future situation and designs means to guide an organization's
future decisions.
Question 6
Four-Firm Concentration Ratio
Correct Answer
A measure of market concentration calculated by summing the market shares of the four largest firms in a market.
Question 7
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI)
Correct Answer
A measure of market concentration calculated by squaring the market share percentage of each organization in a
market and then summing the numbers.
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, Question 8
Industry
Correct Answer
A particular category of business or economic activity; an aggregation of sellers whose products are close
substitutes.
Question 9
Market Structure
Correct Answer
The organizational characteristics of a market that exert a strategic influence on the intensity and form of
competition.
Question 10
Markets
Correct Answer
Places, systems, and processes through which buyers and sellers exchange goods and services.
Question 11
Medical Terminology
Correct Answer
The procedures, equipment, and processes used to deliver medical care.
Question 12
Monopolistic Competition
Correct Answer
One of the four basic types of market structures. Monopolistic competition exists in markets composed of many
organizations offering differentiated products.
Question 13
Monopoly
Correct Answer
One of the four basic types of market structures. Monopolies exist in markets that are dominated by a single
organization.
Question 14
Oligopoly
Correct Answer
One of the four basic types of market structures. Oligopolies exist in markets dominated by a few large
organizations that offer similar or identical products.
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