A) synergistic
B) opportunistic
C) horizontal
D) diversifying
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A) Unstable industries make for unstable alliances.
B) The potential for firms to take opportunistic actions is too widespread.
C) The industry is declining and profits are not sufficient to divide among alliance partners.
D) The alliances require cooperation among firms that must also compete with one another.
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A) two firms join together to create a new company.
B) two or more firms develop a contractual relationship to share some of their resources to create a competitive advantage.
C) two partners in an alliance own unequal shares in the combined entity.
D) the partners agree to sell bonds instead of stock in order to finance a new venture.
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A) Loss of unexpected opportunities
B) Cost of extensive monitoring mechanisms
C) Costs of writing detailed contracts
D) Prevention of opportunistic behavior by the partner(s)
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A) insist on excessively close monitoring of DDD's actions.
B) gain access to DDD's core competencies and use them to become a future competitor.
C) not fully share its intangible resources.
D) not make equivalent investments to the alliance as does DDD.
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A) sources of capital.
B) the strengths of the foreign firm's technology.
C) market synergies.
D) long-term planning.
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A) firms will have to accept greater risks.
B) trust will be eroded.
C) spontaneous opportunities are minimized.
D) power coalitions will still develop.
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A) individual businesses
B) the government
C) consumers
D) the business community
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A) enhance the compensation packages of top managers.
B) leverage core competencies in new markets.
C) operate within government restrictions in the local country.
D) escape limited domestic growth opportunities.
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A) acquisitions.
B) mergers.
C) greenfield ventures.
D) strategic alliance with a local firm.
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A) nonequity strategic alliance; explicit knowledge
B) joint venture; tacit knowledge
C) joint venture; explicit knowledge
D) equity strategic alliance; tacit knowledge
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A) joint venture
B) synergistic alliance
C) horizontal complementary alliance
D) dynamic alliance network
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A) low-cost labor production facilities in another country.
B) similar products that could help the firm establish economies of scale.
C) access to franchises in new markets.
D) excess resources for investing.
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