Could the concept of unintended consequences

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After reading "Sony’s Aggressive Controls in a Dampened Economy" case in our textbook, (If you copy and paste the questions on google the case its on google books) respond to the following questions:

Could the concept of “unintended consequences” discussed in the chapter be applied to the actions of Sony’s CEO?

Discuss the “entrepreneurial philosophy of control” (Table 14-2) in relation to the restructuring efforts at Sony.

How does the concept of “balancing looseness and tightness” apply to Sony and the approach they have taken?

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