Smart markets are blurring boundaries

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1. According to Rashi Glazer, smart markets are blurring boundaries between:

a. Management and shareholders b. Firm and competitor c. Management and employees d. Firm and shareholders

2. The Internet is driving a shift from network forms of organization to hierarchical forms of organization in businesses today.

True

False

3. Please describe an instance of which you are aware in which an act of internet crime took place.

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