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the set of mechanisms used to manage they relationship among stakeholders, and to determine and control the strategic direction and performance of organizations
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firms ___ are treated as key stakeholders because they are the firms legal oweners
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Shareholder value is reflected in _____
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Two key issues family owned businesses face as they begin to grow
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1. may not have access to all needed skills to manage the growing firm and maximize its returns
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relationships between business owners and decision making specialist hired to manage principals operations and maximize returns on investment
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What are two manager benefits that product diversification can result in that owners don't enjoy
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1. increase in size of firm
2. firm portfolio diversification which can reduce top executives employment risk |
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resources remaining after a firm has invested in all projects that have positive net present values within its current businesses
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What is the difference in free cash flow to managers and stakeholders
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managers- means diversify
stakeholders - means distribution as dividends |
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What costs are included under Agency costs
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1. incentive costs
2. monitoring costs
3. enforcement costs
4. individual financial losses
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Who are considered Large Block Shareholders
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shareholders owning a concentration of atleast 5% of a corporations issued shares |
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financial institutions such as stock mutual funds and pension funds that control large block positions
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a group of shareholder elected individuals whos primary responsibility is to act in the owners interests by formally monitoring and controlling the corporations top level executives
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Three Director classifications
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1. insider
2. related outsider
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historically the BOD is dominated by ___ managers
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governance mechanism that seeks to align the interests of top managers and owners through salaries, bonuses, long term incentive compensation, such as stock rewards and stock options
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external governance mechanism consisting of a set of potential owners seeking to acquire undervalued firms and earn above average returns on their investments
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market for corporate control |
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When does the market for corporate control become effective
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when a firms internal controls fail |
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what are the major activity for managerial defense tactics
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What is the trend in other countries regarding corporate governance
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uniform governance structures are evolving moving closer to the U.S. corporate governance model |
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Which group of stakeholders are the most important served by the board of directors
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capital market stakeholders (shareholders) |
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board member who is a source of info of a companies day to day operations is a ___ director
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Ownership concentration is determined by what two things? |
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the number of stockholders and the percentage of share they own |
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a takeover defense wherein perfered stock in the merged firm is offered to shareholders at a highly attractice rate of exchange
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an agency relationship exists when one party delegates ____ to a second party
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decision making responsibility |
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repurchase of stock that have been acquired by the aggressor at a premium in exchange for an agreement that the aggressor will no longer target the company for takeover
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specifies the firms formal reporting relationships, procedures, controls, authority, and decision making processes
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____ says work that needs to be done and how to do it
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who was the pioneer that found organizations change their structures when inefficiencies force them to do so
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guide the use of strategy, indicate how to compare actual results with expected results and suggest corrective actions to take when the difference is unacceptable
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largely subjective criteria intended to verify that the firm is using appropriate strategiesfor the conditions in the external environment and the companies competitive advantages
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objective criteria use to measure firms performance against previously established quantitative standards
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a firm using a simple structure tends to be ____
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ceo and limited number of corporate staff make all decisions, with funcitonal line managers in dominant organizational areas
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one of the greatest discoveries of the 21st century
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multidivisional (m-form) structure |
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3 structural characteristics that drive different forms of organizational structures
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1. specialization
2. centralization
3. formalization |
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cost leadership strategy matches the ___ Structure
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the differentiation strategy matches the ____ structure
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3 forms of structure for the integrated cost leadership/differentiation strategy
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1. cooperative
2. SBU
3. Competitive |
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organizational structure using horiztonal integration to bring about interdivisional cooperation
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what strategy matches cooperative structure
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related constrained strategy |
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what strategy matches the SBU structure
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firms that share fewer resources/assets amoung their businesses concentrating on the transfer of knowledge and competencies among the businesses
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multidivisional organization structure with three levels to support the implementation diversificiation strategy
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the competitive structure matches what strategy
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unrelated diversification |
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organizational structure in which the firms divisions are completely independent
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three primary international strategies
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1. worldwide geographic area strategy
2. worldwide product divisional strategy
3. combination to implement transnational strategy |
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intl strategy in which strategic and operating decisions are decentralized to the SBU in each country to allow units to taylor products to local markets
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organizational structure emphasizing national interest and facilitates efforts to satisfy local or cultural differences
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worldwide geographic area |
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intl strategy whereby firm offers standardizes products across country markets with the competitive strategy being dictated by the home office
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organizational structure with centralized decision making authority in the WW division headquaters to coordinate and integrate decisions and actions among divisional business units
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worldwide product divisional structure |
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international structure that emphasizes economies of scale
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ww product divisional structure |
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international strategy through which the firm seeks to achieve both global efficiency and local responsivness; usually implemented through global matrix structure and hybrid global design
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building a shared vision and invidiual commitment through an integrated network
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org structure in which characterisitics and mechanisms are drawn from both the worldwide geographic area and product divisional structure
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the controls most important in the ___ strategy are financial controls
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3 benefits of multidivisional structure
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1. facilitation of comparison between division
2. more accurate monitoring of performance of each business
3. stimulating managers of poorly performing divisions to look for ways to improve performance |
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