Chapter 9 Flashcards

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business-level strategy

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The strategy that builds competitive advantage in an identifiable market

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corporate-level strategy (corporate strategy)

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Strategy about how a firm creates value through the configuration and coordination of its multimarket activities

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3
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diversification

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adding new businesses to the firm that are distinct from its existing operations

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4
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product diversification

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entries into new product markets

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5
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geographic diversification

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entries into new geographic markets

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6
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single business strategy

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A strategy that focuses on a single product or service with little diversification

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7
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product-related diversification

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Entries into new product markets and/or business activities that are related to a firm’s existing markets and/or activities

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8
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operational synergy

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Synergy is derived by having shared activities, personnel, and technologies

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9
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product-unrelated diversification

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Entries into industries that have no obvious product-related connections to the firm’s current lines of business

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10
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conglomerate

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Product-unrelated diversifier

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11
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conglomeration

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a strategy of product-unrelated diversification

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12
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financial synergy

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the increase in competitiveness for each individual unit that is financially controlled by the corporate headquarters beyond what can be achieved by each unit competing independently as standalone firms

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13
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economies of scope (scope economies)

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reduction in per unit costs and increases in competitiveness by enlarging the scope of the firm

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14
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internal capital market

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the internal management mechanisms of a conglomerate firm that operates as a capital market inside the firm

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15
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diversification premium

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increased levels of performance because of association with a product-diversified firm (also known as a conglomerate advantage)

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16
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diversification discount

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reduced levels of performance because of association with a product-diversified firm (also known as a conglomerate discount)

17
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International diversification

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the number and diversity of countries in which a firm competes

18
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anchored replicator

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a firm that seeks to replicate a set of activities in related industries in a small number of countries anchored by the home country

19
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multinational replicator

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a firm that engages in product-related diversification and far-flung multinational expansion

20
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far-flung conglomerate

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a conglomerate firm that pursues both extensive product-unrelated diversification and extensive geographic diversification

21
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classic conglomerate

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a firm that engages in product-unrelated diversification within a small set of countries centered on the home country

22
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divestiture

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Selling off assets

23
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Chapter 9 title

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Diversifying and Managing Acquisitions Globally