Money-market hedges and forward-market hedges rely on the
A) law of large numbers. B) purchasing power parity theory.
C) capital asset pricing model. D) interest rate parity theory.
D
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Whom does Meyer (2000) identify as the real winners of globalization?
a. The unskilled labourers who are given work that pays more than local industry could ever afford b. Previously less developed countries being globalized because the transnational facilitates government spending on basic infrastructure c. The scientists and professionals who operate on a global scale d. All of the above
A company that lacks a stand-alone resource that is competitively powerful may attempt to develop a competitive advantage through
A. bundled resources that enable superior performance of cross-functional capabilities that can be leveraged to support its business model and strategy. B. improved employee training programs, new marketing promotions, or technological enhancements to production processes. C. devising clever approaches to turning resource weaknesses into resource strengths. D. the development of a new business strategy that draws upon existing resource strengths. E. extensive strategic planning and resource identification sessions involving managers at all levels of the organization.
Which of the following statements is true?
A) A where-used report is the same as a pegging report. B) A where-used report shows only those parents for which there is an existing requirement. C) Pegging reports show only the parents for which there are requirements. D) A where-used report shows all the components that go into assembly. E) A pegging report shows all the parents for a component.
How do modern organizations analyze work processes?
What will be an ideal response?