Why were mother–daughter arrangements for MNCs so dominant before World War II?
a. They were not. Before World War II, MNC organization was evenly divided
between mother–daughter, international division, and product division structures.
b. Chief executive officers of many MNCs realized that World War II was about to
start, and they wanted to give their companies as much flexibility as possible.
c.It gave the MNCs great flexibility, which was needed because of national
differences in consumer preferences, differences in industrial standards, and high
barriers to trade
d. Little interest existed in MNCs, so they could do essentially whatever they want
c
You might also like to view...
Describe how the U.S. Supreme Court decides what cases to accept. Describe some of the factors that impact these decisions.
What will be an ideal response?
The Texas Workforce Commission is responsible for __________.
A. overseeing the hiring process for new public workers B. assisting agencies in recruiting by listing all state job openings C. establishing policies on vacations, holidays, and retirement D. providing a link between state unions and the government
Which statement about incumbency is most accurate?
a. Incumbents have a huge advantage in reelection. b. Incumbents have a small advantage in reelection. c. Incumbents have no advantage in reelection. d. Incumbents only leave office when pressured by party leadership. e. Incumbents only leave office when they choose.
marbury v madison
What will be an ideal response?