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1. Firms that enjoy higher profit margins are using which of Michael Porter's generic strategies?

2. If a textile producer acquires a shirt manufacturer, this is called

3. Which of the following companies is a good example of a low-cost leader?

4. The grand strategy in which the firm directs its resources to the profitable growth of a single product, in a single market and with a single technology is termed

5. The most compelling reason companies should diversify can be found in situations when
core competencies can be leveraged with other products or into other markets

6. Companies that pursue this value discipline strive to produce a continuous stream of state-of-the-art products and services.

7. Firms that follow this type of generic strategy can sometimes have difficulties succeeding without compromising the key attributes of a company's products or services.

8. The acquisition of one or more businesses operating at the same stage of the production-marketing chain is an example of

9. Which of the following is a generic strategy developed by Michael Porter?

10. Which of the grand strategies is typically lowest in risk?

11. Which of the following is a value discipline?

12. Which matrix makes fine distinctions among business portfolio positions with the inclusion of high/medium/low axes?

13. What is it called when current products are marketed, often with only cosmetic changes, to customers in related market areas?

14. For the ABC Company, the Alpha business is in a dominant market share position in a mature market. As per the BCG matrix, Alpha is a

15. Which matrix involves a framework that can help ensure that businesses' strategies are consistent with strategies appropriate to their strategic environment?

16. The core competency must represent a major source of value to be a basis for competitive advantage. Furthermore, the core competency

17. Which of the following represents an operating opportunity to build value or sharing?