Global Expansion Strategies
The international strategy that is considered low risk & easy to enter or exit.
What is Export-Import Business?
This structure organizes operations by world region.
What is Geographic Division Structure?
The payments to the parent company based on sales.
What are royalties?
The company that adapts menus by region around the world.
What is McDonald's?
The two main reasons why exporting is considered lower risk than foreign direct investment.
What are less capital and commitment required?
The difference between a licensor & a licensee.
What is the licensor grants rights & the licensee receives rights?
This structure has employees reporting to multiple managers.
What is Matrix Structure?
Greater risk usually offers greater potential reward.
What is the Risk-Return Tradeoff?
The company that is known for centralized functional management.
What is Tesla?
Main reason why companies use strategic alliances?.
What is to cooperate without creating joint ownership?
The 3 reasons why a company might choose a joint venture instead of a Greenfield Investment.
What are to share costs, risks, & local expertise?
The two main reasons why a Transnational Structure may be difficult to manage.
What are complex coordination & communication across countries?
The letters MNE stand for.
What is Multinational Enterprise?
The company that uses global product divisions for electronics and appliances.
What is Samsung?
The two structures that would work best for a company that wants both global efficiency and local responsiveness.
What are Matrix and Transnational Structures?
The strategy that a company that wants total control over foreign operations from the ground up would use.
What is a Greenfield Investment?
The three advantages of a Global Functional Structure.
What are:
1-Efficient use of expertise
2-Lower costs
3-Centralized control
The difference between a merger and an acquisition.
What is a merger combines companies and an acquisition is when one company purchases another?
The company that uses elements of a matrix structure to coordinate products and regions globally.
What is Unilever?
The structure a company that is struggling because there are resources that are being duplicated and competing with each other is using.
What is Geographic Division Structure?