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Australia , that stipulation would be an example of a (n

ad valorem content requirement

specific content requirement

ad hoc content requirement

local content requirement

Which two strategies are desirable if cost pressures are high

Global and transnational

Global and international

International and localisation

Localisation and transnational

When cost pressures are low and the pressures for local responsiveness are high a (n ) __strategy is the most appropriate

localisation

global

transnational

international

A (n ) __strategy makes sense when there are strong pressures for cost reductions

and where demands for local responsiveness are minimal

global

localisation

transnational

international

___can lead to inflation , which puts downward pressure on fixed exchange rates

Monetary expansion

Monetary standard

Sporadic trade balance adjustments

Monetary policy control

Which type of agreement is believed to reduce the risks associated with licensing technological know-how

Franchise agreement

Service-licensing agreement

Lateral agreement

Cross-licensing agreement

Concentration of manufacturing makes sense when

trade barriers are high

the product 's value-to-weight ratio is high

the product 's value-to-weight ratio is low

the product does not serve universal needs

The practice of offsets is common in which industry

Service

Agricultural

Commercial aerospace

Fast-food

In which industry did technological developments NOT dramatically enhance globalization

Communication

Agriculture

Information processing

Transportation

Technology used for discovering , extracting , and refining oil is an example of technology incorporated in a

service

service process

product

production process

A weakness of the strategy is that many of the firms that pursue this strategy have developed into decentralized federations in which each national subsidiary functions in a largely autonomous manner

Multi-domestic

global

international

transnational

_run the range from formal joint ventures to short-term contractual agreements

Cooperative synergies

Strategic alliances

Franchise organizations

Tactical partnerships

_agreements are one way to achieve the goal of swapping skills and technologies that each company in a strategic alliance covets , and ensuring...