TEST BANK FOR
STRATEGICMANAGEMENT6THEDITION J
ROTHAERMEL FRANK
ISBN 978-1266191862
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,Chapter 1-12 Answers are at the End of Each Chapter
J J
Chapter 1 J
Student name:
J
1) AJgoodJstrategyJallowsJaJfirmJtoJachieveJsuperiorJperformanceJandJsustainableJcompetitiveJad
vantageJwithoutJregardJtoJtheJexternalJenvironment.
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2) TheJfollowingJstatementJbyJtheJchiefJexecutiveJofJMegaFilmsJmovieJstudioJshouldJnotJbeJus
edJasJaJstrategy:J“WeJwillJproduceJtheJgreatestJfilmsJofJtheJ21stJcentury.”
⊚J true
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3) TheJthreeJtasksJofJtheJAFIJstrategyJframeworkJareJtoJAssembleJaJprototype,JFindJaJbuyer,JandJInc
orporateJfeedback.
⊚J true R
⊚J false
F
4) QuestionsJaskedJduringJtheJstrategyJanalysisJstageJofJtheJAFIJframeworkJshouldJincludeJ“Wh
atJeffectsJdoJforcesJinJtheJexternalJenvironmentJhaveJonJtheJfirm’sJpotentialJtoJgainJandJsustainJ
aJcompetitiveJadvantage?”
⊚J true
⊚J false
,5) OnceJaJstrategyJhasJbeenJformulatedJandJimplemented,JitJisJimportantJthatJtheJfirmJsticksJtoJitJnoJ
matterJwhatJhappens.
⊚J true
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6) BecauseJtheyJareJaJcrucialJcomponentJofJaJfirm’sJsuccess,JcustomersJareJconsideredJinternalJsta
keholders.
⊚J true
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7) AJfirmJisJrequiredJbyJsocietyJandJitsJshareholdersJtoJmeetJitsJethicalJandJphilanthropicJres
ponsibilities.
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⊚J true
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8) StakeholderJimpactJanalysisJprovidesJaJdecisionJtoolJthatJhelpsJstrategicJleadersJrecognizeJtheJne
edsJofJdifferentJstakeholders.
A
⊚J true
⊚J false
R
9) JuanJwantsJtoJopenJhisJownJhotJdogJrestaurantJbutJdoesn’tJknowJanythingJaboutJbusiness.JHeJne
edsJhelpJdeterminingJwhoJhisJcompetitionJis,JhowJheJshouldJcraftJhisJstrategyJtoJcompeteJandJh
F
owJhe’llJimplementJhisJstrategyJtoJachieveJaJcompetitiveJadvantage.JHe’sJhiredJyouJtoJhelpJhimJ
getJstarted.JAsJaJresult,JyouJwillJprobablyJuseJwhichJofJtheJfollowing?
A) AFIJstrategyJframework
B) RedJQueenJeffect
C) competitiveJbenchmarking
D) StakeholderJImpactJanalysis
, 10) RobertaJisJinterestedJinJtheJconceptJofJstrategyJandJdecidesJtoJcreateJherJown.JAsJaJresult,JRo
bertaJsaysJthatJherJstrategyJisJtoJfocusJonJcompetitiveJbenchmarkingJtoJachieveJcompetitiveJ
advantage.JWhichJisJtheJbestJevaluationJofJRoberta’sJstatement?
A) Roberta’sJstrategyJisJclear,JbutJsheJshouldJprovideJmoreJdetail.
B) Roberta’sJstrategyJrevealsJaJclearJstrategicJpositionJandJtradeoff,JsoJsheJshouldJpr
oceed.
C) RobertaJshouldJreevaluateJherJstatementJbecauseJitJfailsJtoJmentionJmoreJthanJoneJstr
ategy.
D) RobertaJshouldJreevaluateJherJstatementJbecauseJitJfailsJtoJmeetJtheJprinciplesJofJwhatJaJs
trategyJshouldJbe. S
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11) Tony’sJPizzaJShopJisJableJtoJnetJ$10,000JaJweek;JthisJmakesJtheJshopJprofitable.JItsJnumberJon
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eJcompetitor,JLeo’sJPies,JisJalsoJprofitable,JnettingJ$12,000JaJweek.JLilJAnthony’sJPizzaJPalac
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eJnetsJ$13,000JaJweek.JSinceJTony’sJPizzaJShopJisJprofitable,JweJcanJconcludeJthatJitJhasJaJco
mpetitiveJadvantageJinJitsJindustry.
A) True—competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJthroughJprofitabilityJalone.
N
B) True—competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJsinceJTonyJhasJaJpositiveJnetJincome.
C) False—
competitiveJadvantageJisJonlyJachievedJbyJgeneratingJaboveJaverageJreturns,JrelativeJt
A
oJcompetition.
D) False—
TonyJmoreJthanJlikelyJhasJaJsustainedJcompetitiveJadvantageJsinceJhe’sJbeenJinJbusines
sJlonger.
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12) Bill’sJAutoJ&JAirplaneJRepairJshopJisJableJtoJgenerateJaJpositiveJnetJincomeJofJ$10,000JaJwe
ek,JwhichJisJaboutJtheJsameJasJtheJincomeJofJaJcloseJcompetitor.JAsJaJresult,JweJcanJconclud
eJthatJtheJtwoJbusinessesJalsoJhaveJaJcompetitiveJparityJinJtheJindustry.
A) Correct—competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJthroughJprofitabilityJalone.
B) Correct—
competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJsinceJBill’sJAutoJ&JAirplaneJRepairJshopJhasJaJpositi
veJnetJincome.
C) Correct—competitiveJparityJisJaJperformanceJofJtwoJorJmoreJfirmsJatJtheJsameJlevel.
D) Incorrect—
Bill’sJAutoJ&JAirplaneJRepairJshopJmoreJthanJlikelyJhasJaJsustainedJcompetitiveJa
dvantageJbecauseJtheJbusinessJisJdiversified.
STRATEGICMANAGEMENT6THEDITION J
ROTHAERMEL FRANK
ISBN 978-1266191862
J
S
Maggy
I
C
A N
F R
,Chapter 1-12 Answers are at the End of Each Chapter
J J
Chapter 1 J
Student name:
J
1) AJgoodJstrategyJallowsJaJfirmJtoJachieveJsuperiorJperformanceJandJsustainableJcompetitiveJad
vantageJwithoutJregardJtoJtheJexternalJenvironment.
⊚J true
⊚J false
S
Maggy
I
C
2) TheJfollowingJstatementJbyJtheJchiefJexecutiveJofJMegaFilmsJmovieJstudioJshouldJnotJbeJus
edJasJaJstrategy:J“WeJwillJproduceJtheJgreatestJfilmsJofJtheJ21stJcentury.”
⊚J true
⊚J false
A N
3) TheJthreeJtasksJofJtheJAFIJstrategyJframeworkJareJtoJAssembleJaJprototype,JFindJaJbuyer,JandJInc
orporateJfeedback.
⊚J true R
⊚J false
F
4) QuestionsJaskedJduringJtheJstrategyJanalysisJstageJofJtheJAFIJframeworkJshouldJincludeJ“Wh
atJeffectsJdoJforcesJinJtheJexternalJenvironmentJhaveJonJtheJfirm’sJpotentialJtoJgainJandJsustainJ
aJcompetitiveJadvantage?”
⊚J true
⊚J false
,5) OnceJaJstrategyJhasJbeenJformulatedJandJimplemented,JitJisJimportantJthatJtheJfirmJsticksJtoJitJnoJ
matterJwhatJhappens.
⊚J true
⊚J false
6) BecauseJtheyJareJaJcrucialJcomponentJofJaJfirm’sJsuccess,JcustomersJareJconsideredJinternalJsta
keholders.
⊚J true
⊚J false
S
Maggy
7) AJfirmJisJrequiredJbyJsocietyJandJitsJshareholdersJtoJmeetJitsJethicalJandJphilanthropicJres
ponsibilities.
I
⊚J true
⊚J false
C
N
8) StakeholderJimpactJanalysisJprovidesJaJdecisionJtoolJthatJhelpsJstrategicJleadersJrecognizeJtheJne
edsJofJdifferentJstakeholders.
A
⊚J true
⊚J false
R
9) JuanJwantsJtoJopenJhisJownJhotJdogJrestaurantJbutJdoesn’tJknowJanythingJaboutJbusiness.JHeJne
edsJhelpJdeterminingJwhoJhisJcompetitionJis,JhowJheJshouldJcraftJhisJstrategyJtoJcompeteJandJh
F
owJhe’llJimplementJhisJstrategyJtoJachieveJaJcompetitiveJadvantage.JHe’sJhiredJyouJtoJhelpJhimJ
getJstarted.JAsJaJresult,JyouJwillJprobablyJuseJwhichJofJtheJfollowing?
A) AFIJstrategyJframework
B) RedJQueenJeffect
C) competitiveJbenchmarking
D) StakeholderJImpactJanalysis
, 10) RobertaJisJinterestedJinJtheJconceptJofJstrategyJandJdecidesJtoJcreateJherJown.JAsJaJresult,JRo
bertaJsaysJthatJherJstrategyJisJtoJfocusJonJcompetitiveJbenchmarkingJtoJachieveJcompetitiveJ
advantage.JWhichJisJtheJbestJevaluationJofJRoberta’sJstatement?
A) Roberta’sJstrategyJisJclear,JbutJsheJshouldJprovideJmoreJdetail.
B) Roberta’sJstrategyJrevealsJaJclearJstrategicJpositionJandJtradeoff,JsoJsheJshouldJpr
oceed.
C) RobertaJshouldJreevaluateJherJstatementJbecauseJitJfailsJtoJmentionJmoreJthanJoneJstr
ategy.
D) RobertaJshouldJreevaluateJherJstatementJbecauseJitJfailsJtoJmeetJtheJprinciplesJofJwhatJaJs
trategyJshouldJbe. S
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11) Tony’sJPizzaJShopJisJableJtoJnetJ$10,000JaJweek;JthisJmakesJtheJshopJprofitable.JItsJnumberJon
I
eJcompetitor,JLeo’sJPies,JisJalsoJprofitable,JnettingJ$12,000JaJweek.JLilJAnthony’sJPizzaJPalac
C
eJnetsJ$13,000JaJweek.JSinceJTony’sJPizzaJShopJisJprofitable,JweJcanJconcludeJthatJitJhasJaJco
mpetitiveJadvantageJinJitsJindustry.
A) True—competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJthroughJprofitabilityJalone.
N
B) True—competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJsinceJTonyJhasJaJpositiveJnetJincome.
C) False—
competitiveJadvantageJisJonlyJachievedJbyJgeneratingJaboveJaverageJreturns,JrelativeJt
A
oJcompetition.
D) False—
TonyJmoreJthanJlikelyJhasJaJsustainedJcompetitiveJadvantageJsinceJhe’sJbeenJinJbusines
sJlonger.
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12) Bill’sJAutoJ&JAirplaneJRepairJshopJisJableJtoJgenerateJaJpositiveJnetJincomeJofJ$10,000JaJwe
ek,JwhichJisJaboutJtheJsameJasJtheJincomeJofJaJcloseJcompetitor.JAsJaJresult,JweJcanJconclud
eJthatJtheJtwoJbusinessesJalsoJhaveJaJcompetitiveJparityJinJtheJindustry.
A) Correct—competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJthroughJprofitabilityJalone.
B) Correct—
competitiveJadvantageJisJachievedJsinceJBill’sJAutoJ&JAirplaneJRepairJshopJhasJaJpositi
veJnetJincome.
C) Correct—competitiveJparityJisJaJperformanceJofJtwoJorJmoreJfirmsJatJtheJsameJlevel.
D) Incorrect—
Bill’sJAutoJ&JAirplaneJRepairJshopJmoreJthanJlikelyJhasJaJsustainedJcompetitiveJa
dvantageJbecauseJtheJbusinessJisJdiversified.
