POM Chapter 06 - Managing in the Global Environment

Principles of Management POM Chapter 06 - Managing in the Global Environment

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Langue	English
Catégorie	Gestion d'entreprise
Niveau	Université
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What benefits does the global environment offer organizations?

The global environment provides organizations with several opportunities to increase efficacy and efficiency.

The global environment is easy to operate within and is constant, straightforward, and predictable

Fluctuating sociocultural factors never affect the performance of organizations which function at a global level

Organizations are faced with fewer challenges and risks when they grow to prominence internationally

Organizations that operate internationally seldom compete for scarce and valuable resources

Which of the following is true of the task environment?

It includes the wide-ranging global, technological, sociocultural, and political forces that affect organizations

It contains the forces that have the least immediate effect on managers and their decisions.

It contains opportunities and threats that are harder to identify than those in the general environment.

It is a framework of environmental policies that dictate the CSR policies of global organizations.

It is the set of forces that originate with global suppliers, distributors, customers, and competitors.

Which of the following is true of the general environment?

It contains opportunities and threats that are easier to identify and respond to than those in the task environment.

It comprises the set of forces that originate with global suppliers, distributors, customers, and competitors

It includes the wide-ranging global, technological, sociocultural, and political forces that affect organizations

It contains the forces that have the most immediate effect on managers and their decisions.

It contains forces that have very little impact upon the performance of organizations

In what way is the task environment similar to the general environment?

They are both a set of geopolitical forces that are predictable and unchanging

They both present managers with few opportunities and risks when operating at a global level.

They are both a set of forces and conditions that operate beyond an organization's boundaries.

They both contain challenges that are easily identified and anticipated

They are both forces that are easy to control and have little impact on organizational performance

In what way does the task environment differ from the general environment?

Threats in the general environment are easier to respond to than threats in the task environment.

Forces in the task environment have a more immediate and direct effect on managers than forces in the general environment

Opportunities in the task environment are less easy to identify than opportunities in the general environment

Unlike the task environment, the general environment deals with conditions that effect an organization's ability to obtain inputs and dispose outputs

Unlike the general environment, the task environment includes the global, economic, sociocultural, political, and legal forces that affect an organization

Companies that provide other organizations with input resources are known as _____.

suppliers

competitors

distributors

processors

consumers