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1
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How many basic instincts were eventually identified in the instinct theory of motivation?

A

6000

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2
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Who believed that needs were learned, not innate or held from birth?

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Murray

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3
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How did david McClelland study the achievement motives of societies throughout recorded history

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Stories mothers read their child

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4
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Which of the following contains 18 items and measures pay satisfaction in multidemensional fashion

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PSQ-Pay Satisfaction Questionnair

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5
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Goal setting begins to affect motivation by

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Focusing attention

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6
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Research has indicated that the LPC scale may be a measure of what?

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Leadership or cognitive complexity

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7
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the shape of FDI-based (foreign direct investment) value added of foreign affiliates of MNEs (Global Multinational enterprises) in the world:

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Rose from 1% in 1990 to 11% in 2010

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8
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Agglomeration advantages stem from :

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Knowledge spillovers
Industry declined for skilled labor forece,
Industry demand for specialized suppliers and buyers

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9
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When one firm enters a foreign country through FDI, its rivals are likely to follow by undertaking additional FDI in a host country to:

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Acquire location advantages of, neutralize the first mover’s location advantages

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10
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Which of the following statements is correct?

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All of the following are correct.

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11
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What is a sovereign wealth fund?

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A state owned fund investment funded by foreign exchange assets.

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12
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If central bankers raise interest rates to curb inflation, they risk driving currency __. If their intervention in the foreign exchange market drive the currency __, they may boost inflation.

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Up

Down

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13
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A country experiencing a current account surplus will see its currency ____ while a country experiences a current account deficit will see its currency ______.

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Appreciate

Depreciate

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14
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all of the following are resources and capabilities of start-up ventures EXCEPT:

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Longstanding presence

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15
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What is at the heart of entrepreneuership?

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Innovation

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16
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Which is a major reason for China looking more toward informal financing?

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There is a lack of formal institutions such as venture capitalists.

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17
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The key differentiator between rapidly and slowly internationalizing SMEs (Small & Medium Sized Entrepreneurship) is:

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International experience of entrepreneurship.

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18
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The resource-based view argues that foreign firms need to

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deploy overwhelming resources and capabilities to offset their liability and forgiveness.

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19
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The motto for international business is

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location, location, location

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20
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Favorable locations in certain countries may give firms

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location-specific advantages

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21
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Beyond geographic advantages, location-specific advantages arising from the clustering of economic activities in certain countries are referred to as

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agglomeration

22
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Companies with market-seeking strategic goals search for:

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Countries that have strong demand for their products and servicesL.

23
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Traders and investors trading in a forward transactions market are most concerned about

A

change in the spot rate

24
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Which of the following is NOT an economic benefit of global economic integration?

A

Building confidence in a multilateral trading system

25
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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of regional economic integration?

A

Reduced crossed border investment

26
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What does “ASEAN” stand for?

A

Association of Southeast Asian Nations

27
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Which of the following would most likely foster more entrepreneurship?

A

Low-uncertainty  avoidance and individualistic

28
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Companies with efficiency-seeking strategic goals search for:

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Economies of scale and abundance of low cost factors

29
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Companies with innovation-seeking strategic goals target countries and regions:

A

Renowned for generating first-class innovators

30
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First-mover advantages include:

A

Proprietary, technological leadership

Establishment of entry barriers or late entrants

Pre-emption of scarce resources

Avoidance of clash with dominant firms at home

Relationships with key stakeholders such as governments

31
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Which item is not a late-mover advantage?

A

Avoidance of a clash with a dominant firm at home

32
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One benefit of large-scale market entries investments is to:

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Assure local customers and suppliers, you are here for the long haul

33
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One advantage of exports is:

A

Assure local customers and suppliers, you are here for the long haul

34
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Licensing/franchising agreements refer to:

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Selling the rights to intellectual property such as patents and know how to license/franchise for a royalty fee.

35
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A green-field operation refers to:

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Building factories and offices from scratch (on a proverbial piece of “green field” formerly used for agricultural purposes).

36
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From a resource-based view, managers need to:

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Develop overwhelming capabilities to offset the liability of foreignness.

37
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Managers, to succeed, need to:

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Match entries with strategic goals.

38
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Thorndike’s Law of Effect  is

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an important foundation for reinforcement theory.

39
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Individuals with high levels of cognitive complexity typically

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track the environment in multiple ways

40
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People with low cognitive complexity tend to

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Anchor their behavior in external conditions

41
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What values represent those concerning the way we approach end states.

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Instrumental Values

42
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What values like a comfortable life are end-state goals we value?

A

Terminal Values

43
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Who was the father of scientific management?

A

Frederick W. Taylor (1856-1915)

44
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Research discussed in class has indicated that it may be possible to measure cognitive complexity with which scale LPC,

A

Rep Test or Crockett’s Role Questionnaire (Personal Analysis)

45
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At the endpoint of the BSG, how many placements did UTD have in the top 100 in the world?

A

80

46
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At the endpoint of the BSG, how many placements did UTD have in the top 100 in the world?

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96

47
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How many papers did UTD students coauthor at the summer 2017 OBEC conference?

A

30

48
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Which has the largest percentage of informal capital investment as a percentage of GDP?

A

China

49
Q

Which of the following is a construct?

A

Intelligence, cognitive complexity, etc.

50
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Which of the following is not a construct?

A

Head size, weight, and mass

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