A) To transfer its knowledge of a completely new production system
B) To learn the lean manufacturing system pioneered by Toyota
C) To better understand the American work force
D) To get access to Toyota's distribution system and marketing expertise
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A) imitate the actions of its competitors like Apple and Facebook.
B) solve its principal-agent problems.
C) fill gaps in its competency lineup.
D) expand through unrelated diversification.
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A) It acquired Yahoo.
B) It entered into a strategic alliance with Yahoo.
C) It sold part of its equity to Yahoo.
D) It outsourced its non-core business activities to Yahoo.
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A) When the resource in question is highly tradable
B) Before the strategist has considered borrowing the necessary resources through integrated strategic alliances
C) After it has been established that the firm's internal resources are sufficient to build
D) When extreme closeness to the resource partner is necessary to understand and obtain its underlying knowledge
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A) preempt its competitors from buying Waze.
B) share its capabilities with Waze.
C) support startup companies with venture capital.
D) gain access to technology that is alien to it.
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A) PureSource Pharma will lower its costs through economies of scale.
B) PureSource Pharma will diminish its economic value creation.
C) PureSource Pharma will increase its cost of distribution.
D) PureSource Pharma will reduce the size of its sales force.
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A) A contractual agreement that provides Ocia Pharma Inc. the exclusive rights to distribute the drugs of Marvel Pharma Inc. in the Asian market
B) An alliance between GoldWing Systems Inc. and GM Computers Inc. that results in GM Wing Inc., an independent third company
C) A collusion between two competitors, Torque Steels Inc. and Vizor Metals Inc., to fix prices
D) A partnership in which RedGate Insurance Inc. has a 40 percent ownership claim in TwinTrust Finance Inc.
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A) A contractual agreement that provides Motor Source Inc. non-exclusive rights to supply component parts to Pristine Autos Inc.
B) An alliance between RedGate Systems Inc. and DB Computers Inc. that results in DB Gate Inc., an independent third company
C) A collusion between two competitors, RP Pharma Inc. and Vital Pharma Inc., to fix prices
D) An alliance that allows Virtue Insurance Inc. to claim 49 percent ownership in Mercury Finance Inc.
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A) Disney attempted full integration with the subsidiaries it acquired after its merger with Pixar.
B) Disney's revenue streams from its various activities became less predictable.
C) Disney became a less diversified company.
D) Disney compensated more easily for losses from flops.
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A) acquisition
B) non-equity alliance
C) joint venture
D) equity alliance
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A) the lean manufacturing process pioneered by tesla.
B) the entrepreneurial spirit in tesla.
C) the safety measures followed in tesla, recorded in its user manuals.
D) the product information documented in tesla's database.
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A) Equity alliance
B) Non-equity alliance
C) Greenfield venture
D) Joint venture
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A) They are more flexible and easy to initiate and terminate.
B) They require smaller capital investments.
C) They produce stronger ties between partners.
D) They are based on contracts rather than ownership.
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A) proprietorship
B) cooperative
C) strategic alliance
D) leveraged buyout
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A) To access GM's completely new production system
B) To learn and implement the just-in-time inventory system pioneered by GM
C) To learn how to implement its lean manufacturing program with an American work force
D) To access GM's distribution system and marketing expertise
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A) involuntary mergers.
B) double reporting lines.
C) contractual agreements rather than ownership.
D) weak ties between alliance partners.
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