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Question : 41.Which of the following true according to Theodore Levitt’s article : 1299505

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41.Which of the following is true according to Theodore Levitt’s article in the Harvard Business Review about the globalization of world markets?  

A. Accustomed differences in national or regional preferences are significant in world markets.

B. The global corporation operates consistently at high relative cost.

C. Technology has led to the emergence of global markets for standardized consumer products.

D. The global corporation sells different things in different ways.

E. Ancient differences in national tastes or modes of doing business are reinforced.

42.Which of the following is true according to Theodore Levitt’s article in the Harvard Business Review about the globalization of world markets?  

A. Multinational corporations consider the world to consist of distinct and unique entities.

B. Multinational corporations operate at low relative costs.

C. Multinational corporations operate from a single country.

D. Multinational corporations do not adjust their products and practices to suit each country.

E. Multinational corporations are in danger of losing out to small businesses.

43.Which of the following is a statement made by Theodore Levitt about the globalization of world markets?  

A. Capitalism is the force that drives the world toward a converging commonality.

B. Multinational corporations consider the world to consist of distinct and unique entities.

C. Accustomed differences in national or regional preferences are becoming more significant.

D. Multinational corporations are in danger of losing out to small businesses.

E. Global markets for standardized consumer products have emerged on a large scale of magnitude.

44.Which of the following is true of Theodore Levitt’s arguments concerning the globalization of world markets?  

A. The rise of global media phenomenon seems to support Levitt’s argument.

B. Academics feel that Levitt understates his case concerning global markets and the fall of multinational corporations.

C. Globalization, in the sense used by Levitt, is the rule in consumer goods markets and industrial markets.

D. Levitt’s arguments hold true with respect to consumer goods markets but not for basic industrial products.

E. As observed by Levitt, in real-world global markets, firms do not tailor their products to suit different countries.

45.Which of the following is true of Theodore Levitt’s arguments concerning the globalization of world markets?  

A. Modern transportation is facilitating a convergence of tastes and preferences among consumers in advanced countries of the world.

B. Academics feel that Levitt understates his case concerning global markets and the fall of multinational corporations.

C. Globalization, in the sense used by Levitt, is the rule rather in consumer goods markets and industrial markets.

D. Levitt’s arguments hold true with respect to consumer goods markets but not for basic industrial products.

E. As observed by Levitt, in global markets, firms do not tailor their products to suit different countries.

46.Which of the following is true of Theodore Levitt’s arguments concerning globalization of world markets?  

A. Levitt’s argument holds true for basic industrial products, such as steel, bulk chemicals, and semiconductor chips but not for consumer goods markets.

B. Levitt understates his case concerning global markets and the fall of multinational corporations.

C. Globalization, in the sense used by Levitt, is the rule rather than the exception in consumer goods markets.

D. Levitt’s arguments have no implications for the marketing strategies pursued by an international business.

E. There is no evidence to suggest the convergence of preferences among consumers across advanced countries.

47.Which of the following factors constrain a firm’s ability to sell a standardized product to a global market using a standardized marketing strategy?  

A. Modern transportation

B. Modern communications technologies

C. Rise of the global media phenomenon

D. Development of a global culture

E. Differences in product and technical standards

48._____ refers to identifying distinct groups of consumers whose purchasing behavior differs from others in important ways.  

A. Market penetration

B. Market development

C. Market segmentation

D. Product development

E. Diversification

49.Which of the following is a definition of market segmentation?  

A. It refers to identifying distinct groups of customers whose purchasing behavior differs from others.

B. It refers to developing existing market segments and increasing market share within those segments.

C. It refers to identifying the need for new products in existing markets and developing products for those markets.

D. It refers to identifying new markets that can buy existing products.

E. It refers to identifying the needs of a new market and developing new products for that market.

50.Which of the following is a sociocultural factor that is used to segment markets?  

A. Personality

B. Race

C. Values

D. Income

E. Education level

 

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91) The Phillips curve originally appeared to demonstrate a trade-off between inflation and unemployment. This was later thought to be deficient because

A) it was later recognized that inflation and unemployment were unrelated.

B) the influence on aggregate demand had not been incorporated.

C) changes in unemployment had not been incorporated.

D) the effects of fiscal policy on aggregate demand had not been incorporated.

E) inflationary expectations had not been incorporated.

92) The idea that, in the long run, the Phillips curve is vertical, implying no trade-off between inflation and unemployment, is based on the premise that

A) inflation and unemployment are unrelated.

B) expectations do not adjust to reflect actual inflation.

C) changes in unemployment do not influence real GDP.

D) inflationary expectations fully adjust to actual inflation.

E) inflationary expectations do not influence inflation.

93) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (i). The elimination of the inflationary gap would normally be initiated by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wage growth.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada engaging in an expansionary monetary policy.

D) the Bank of Canada stopping the ongoing monetary expansion.

E) the government engaging in tax cuts and increasing transfer payments.

94) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii). The upward shift of the AS curve in Phase 2 is normally caused by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wages.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada engaging in an expansionary monetary policy.

D) an increase in the unemployment rate.

E) inflationary expectations that cause wages to continue rising.

95) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). The movement of the economy from E3 to E4 in Phase 3 is often caused by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wages.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada implementing an expansionary monetary policy.

D) an increase in the unemployment rate.

E) inflationary expectations that cause wages to continue rising.

96) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii). If the AS curve continues to drift upward during Phase 2 of the disinflation process, the economy will experience

A) falling unemployment and rising output.

B) falling real wages and factor prices and falling unemployment.

C) rising real wages and factor prices and rising employment.

D) rising unemployment and falling output.

E) a falling price level and falling output.

97) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii), Phase 2 of the disinflation process. The upward drift of the AS curve will generally continue longer, with rising unemployment and falling output, when

A) real wages and other factor prices are falling.

B) the price level is falling as a result of the disinflation.

C) firms and consumers regard the central bank's disinflation policy as highly credible.

D) the central bank pursues a contractionary monetary policy even more severe than they had announced.

E) firms and consumers do not regard the central bank's disinflation policy as credible.

98) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). Consider the recovery phase of the disinflation process when output is returning from to Y*. Real GDP can return to potential either by ________, or by ________.

A) the AS curve falling slowly back to ; further monetary contraction which shifts the AD curve to

B) the AS curve falling slowly back to ; a monetary expansion which shifts the AD curve to

C) fiscal policy which causes the AS curve to shift back to ; a monetary expansion which shifts the AD curve to

D) legislating a wage-and-price freeze which shifts the AS curve back to ; a further contraction of monetary policy which shifts the AD curve to

E) the AS curve drifting upward to ; the AD curve drifting back to

99) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). Consider the recovery phase of the disinflation process. The disadvantage of implementing an expansionary monetary policy to shift equilibrium from to is

A) the likelihood of entering a deflationary phase.

B) that since expected inflation has been eliminated, real wages will not adjust to any further AD or AS shocks.

C) a falling price level.

D) firms and consumers will no longer respond to decreases in interest rates.

E) the danger of reviving expected inflation, and having to repeat the phases of the disinflation.

100) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii) or (iii). The movement of the economy from E3 to E2 could be due to

A) a slow fall in wages due to a recessionary gap.

B) an expansionary monetary policy.

C) a contractionary monetary policy.

D) a rise in unit costs caused by falling wages.

E) a positive aggregate demand shock.

 

 

 

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91) The Phillips curve originally appeared to demonstrate a trade-off between inflation and unemployment. This was later thought to be deficient because

A) it was later recognized that inflation and unemployment were unrelated.

B) the influence on aggregate demand had not been incorporated.

C) changes in unemployment had not been incorporated.

D) the effects of fiscal policy on aggregate demand had not been incorporated.

E) inflationary expectations had not been incorporated.

92) The idea that, in the long run, the Phillips curve is vertical, implying no trade-off between inflation and unemployment, is based on the premise that

A) inflation and unemployment are unrelated.

B) expectations do not adjust to reflect actual inflation.

C) changes in unemployment do not influence real GDP.

D) inflationary expectations fully adjust to actual inflation.

E) inflationary expectations do not influence inflation.

93) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (i). The elimination of the inflationary gap would normally be initiated by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wage growth.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada engaging in an expansionary monetary policy.

D) the Bank of Canada stopping the ongoing monetary expansion.

E) the government engaging in tax cuts and increasing transfer payments.

94) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii). The upward shift of the AS curve in Phase 2 is normally caused by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wages.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada engaging in an expansionary monetary policy.

D) an increase in the unemployment rate.

E) inflationary expectations that cause wages to continue rising.

95) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). The movement of the economy from E3 to E4 in Phase 3 is often caused by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wages.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada implementing an expansionary monetary policy.

D) an increase in the unemployment rate.

E) inflationary expectations that cause wages to continue rising.

96) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii). If the AS curve continues to drift upward during Phase 2 of the disinflation process, the economy will experience

A) falling unemployment and rising output.

B) falling real wages and factor prices and falling unemployment.

C) rising real wages and factor prices and rising employment.

D) rising unemployment and falling output.

E) a falling price level and falling output.

97) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii), Phase 2 of the disinflation process. The upward drift of the AS curve will generally continue longer, with rising unemployment and falling output, when

A) real wages and other factor prices are falling.

B) the price level is falling as a result of the disinflation.

C) firms and consumers regard the central bank's disinflation policy as highly credible.

D) the central bank pursues a contractionary monetary policy even more severe than they had announced.

E) firms and consumers do not regard the central bank's disinflation policy as credible.

98) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). Consider the recovery phase of the disinflation process when output is returning from to Y*. Real GDP can return to potential either by ________, or by ________.

A) the AS curve falling slowly back to ; further monetary contraction which shifts the AD curve to

B) the AS curve falling slowly back to ; a monetary expansion which shifts the AD curve to

C) fiscal policy which causes the AS curve to shift back to ; a monetary expansion which shifts the AD curve to

D) legislating a wage-and-price freeze which shifts the AS curve back to ; a further contraction of monetary policy which shifts the AD curve to

E) the AS curve drifting upward to ; the AD curve drifting back to

99) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). Consider the recovery phase of the disinflation process. The disadvantage of implementing an expansionary monetary policy to shift equilibrium from to is

A) the likelihood of entering a deflationary phase.

B) that since expected inflation has been eliminated, real wages will not adjust to any further AD or AS shocks.

C) a falling price level.

D) firms and consumers will no longer respond to decreases in interest rates.

E) the danger of reviving expected inflation, and having to repeat the phases of the disinflation.

100) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii) or (iii). The movement of the economy from E3 to E2 could be due to

A) a slow fall in wages due to a recessionary gap.

B) an expansionary monetary policy.

C) a contractionary monetary policy.

D) a rise in unit costs caused by falling wages.

E) a positive aggregate demand shock.

 

 

 

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July 1, 2023
    

 

 

91) The Phillips curve originally appeared to demonstrate a trade-off between inflation and unemployment. This was later thought to be deficient because

A) it was later recognized that inflation and unemployment were unrelated.

B) the influence on aggregate demand had not been incorporated.

C) changes in unemployment had not been incorporated.

D) the effects of fiscal policy on aggregate demand had not been incorporated.

E) inflationary expectations had not been incorporated.

92) The idea that, in the long run, the Phillips curve is vertical, implying no trade-off between inflation and unemployment, is based on the premise that

A) inflation and unemployment are unrelated.

B) expectations do not adjust to reflect actual inflation.

C) changes in unemployment do not influence real GDP.

D) inflationary expectations fully adjust to actual inflation.

E) inflationary expectations do not influence inflation.

93) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (i). The elimination of the inflationary gap would normally be initiated by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wage growth.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada engaging in an expansionary monetary policy.

D) the Bank of Canada stopping the ongoing monetary expansion.

E) the government engaging in tax cuts and increasing transfer payments.

94) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii). The upward shift of the AS curve in Phase 2 is normally caused by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wages.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada engaging in an expansionary monetary policy.

D) an increase in the unemployment rate.

E) inflationary expectations that cause wages to continue rising.

95) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). The movement of the economy from E3 to E4 in Phase 3 is often caused by

A) workers accepting a reduction in their wages.

B) an increase in the productivity of workers.

C) the Bank of Canada implementing an expansionary monetary policy.

D) an increase in the unemployment rate.

E) inflationary expectations that cause wages to continue rising.

96) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii). If the AS curve continues to drift upward during Phase 2 of the disinflation process, the economy will experience

A) falling unemployment and rising output.

B) falling real wages and factor prices and falling unemployment.

C) rising real wages and factor prices and rising employment.

D) rising unemployment and falling output.

E) a falling price level and falling output.

97) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii), Phase 2 of the disinflation process. The upward drift of the AS curve will generally continue longer, with rising unemployment and falling output, when

A) real wages and other factor prices are falling.

B) the price level is falling as a result of the disinflation.

C) firms and consumers regard the central bank's disinflation policy as highly credible.

D) the central bank pursues a contractionary monetary policy even more severe than they had announced.

E) firms and consumers do not regard the central bank's disinflation policy as credible.

98) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). Consider the recovery phase of the disinflation process when output is returning from to Y*. Real GDP can return to potential either by ________, or by ________.

A) the AS curve falling slowly back to ; further monetary contraction which shifts the AD curve to

B) the AS curve falling slowly back to ; a monetary expansion which shifts the AD curve to

C) fiscal policy which causes the AS curve to shift back to ; a monetary expansion which shifts the AD curve to

D) legislating a wage-and-price freeze which shifts the AS curve back to ; a further contraction of monetary policy which shifts the AD curve to

E) the AS curve drifting upward to ; the AD curve drifting back to

99) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (iii). Consider the recovery phase of the disinflation process. The disadvantage of implementing an expansionary monetary policy to shift equilibrium from to is

A) the likelihood of entering a deflationary phase.

B) that since expected inflation has been eliminated, real wages will not adjust to any further AD or AS shocks.

C) a falling price level.

D) firms and consumers will no longer respond to decreases in interest rates.

E) the danger of reviving expected inflation, and having to repeat the phases of the disinflation.

100) Refer to Figure 30-4, part (ii) or (iii). The movement of the economy from E3 to E2 could be due to

A) a slow fall in wages due to a recessionary gap.

B) an expansionary monetary policy.

C) a contractionary monetary policy.

D) a rise in unit costs caused by falling wages.

E) a positive aggregate demand shock.

 

 

 

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