In the context of organizing acquisitions, strategic fit refers to the effective matching of complementary strategic capabilities.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Pre-acquisition analysis often focuses on strategic fit, which is the effective matching of complementary strategic capabilities. Yet, many firms do not pay adequate attention to organizational fit, which is the similarity in cultures, systems, and structures. See 11-2: How Institutions and Resources Affect Alliances and AcquisitionsHow Institutions and Resources Affect Alliances and Acquisitions
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A temporary price reduction that is marked on the product's package is a:
A) bonus offer B) price-off C) premium D) bad idea, because the retailer may not honor the price
Tax fraud:
a. results in a 25 percent penalty being added to the tax bill. b. most often is perpetrated by either overstating deductions or creating fictitious deductions. c. includes claiming personal expenses as business expenses. d. is perpetrated by approximately 75 percent of the population.
If the subject of the contract includes issues that may be controversial or "touchy," it is best to
a. keep lawyers out of the negotiation, so relationships are not strained. b. deal with them up front before the relationship becomes strained. c. deal with them one at a time, as the problems arise. d. state your position up front and stand firm when the other party objects.
Simulation methodology can be used as a prescriptive analytics tool
a. True b. False