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1 It leads to increasing returns and the specialization of many industries.Product differentiation
- The product life-cycle management
- First move advantage
- The economy of scale
2 Its objective is that the consumer considers the qualities of the product or service.
- Product differentiation
- The economy of scale
- The first move advantage
- The product life-cycle management
3 The global economy has been characterized in recent years by:
- the exponential rise of the stock market.
- the proliferation of global companies.
- increased trade and investment.
- the decrease in prices of products and services.
4 The integration of the operations of two or more companies in order to create new company.
- Acquisition
- Fusion
- Franchise
- Discharge
5 They are convictions about what is right or wrong, relevant or unimportant about any aspect of the life of a country.
- The actitudes
- Customs and manners
- The creed
- The values
6 The economic, political and cultural elements are fundamental in the study of:
- internationalization strategies.
- culture.
- the globalization.
- internationalization.
7 Theory that postulates that international trade has the main objective of increasing the nation's wealth and minimizing imports in order to have a surplus in the trade balance.
- The competitive advantage
- Mercantilism
- The comparative advantage
- The absolute advantage
8 It occurs when a country has an opportunity cost lower than that generated in the foreign country.
- The competitive advantage
- Mercantilism
- The comparative advantage
- The absolute advantage
9 Process that promotes interconnectivity and homogeneity.
- Multiculturalism
- Internationalization
- Culture
- The globalization
10 Concept that indicates that a country is capable of producing more efficiently than any other country.
- The absolute advantage
- The comparative advantage
- The competitive advantage
- Mercantilism
11 Concept that indicates that some companies can establish collaborative alliances in order to advance aspects of a common agenda.
- Merge (merge)
- Franchises
- Alliances (joint venture)
- Acquisition
12 The theoretical model of the product life cycle focuses on the following four fundamental stages:
- Acquisition, distribution, maturity and sales
- Acquisition, distribution, sales and marketing
- Introduction, development, distribution and sales
- Introduction, growth, maturity and decline
13 Who is the wrong premise:
- Alliances involve the formation of a third entity whose duration is often limited by a contract and mergers do not have a duration; it may or may not lead to the formation of a new entity.
- Alliances can be resumed from period to period and mergers could guarantee the identity of the products and services offered.
- After the alliance ends, the companies cease to exist, while in the merger of companies, it remains indissoluble and stable.
- Mergers combine all the assets and resources that the partners own, while alliances involve only some of their assets or resources.