SUBJECT: INB 1. Economic arguments for government intervention is concerned with protecting the interests of certain gro

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SUBJECT: INB
1. Economic arguments for government intervention is concerned
with protecting the interests of certain groups within a nation,
often at the expense of other groups. *
A.True
B. False
2. Mercantilism Theory infers a win-lose game.
A.True
B. False
3. Japan Tobacco Industry acquisition of Akij Tobacco Industry
in Bangladesh is a form of greenfield investment.
A.True
B. False
4. Firm’s strategic commitment is not dependent on the scale of
market entry.
A.True
B. False
5. Which of the following statements is FALSE.
A. There are no "right" decisions regarding time of entry and
scale of entry into a new international market, just decisions that
are associated with different levels of risk and reward.
B. The advantages frequently associated with entering a market
early are commonly known as first-mover advantages.
C. Exporting has two distinct advantages: it often avoids the
substantial costs of establishing manufacturing operations in the
host country, and exporting may help a firm achieve experience
curve and location economies
D. Wholly-owned operation does not give a firm the tight control
over manufacturing, marketing, and strategy that is required for
realizing experience curve and location economies.