A firm that enters many markets at once:
A. runs the risk of spreading its limited management resources too thin.
B. becomes established in all the markets.
C. gets the time to learn about each market.
D. has fewer export opportunities.
E. reduces the costs of any subsequent failure.
A
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The firm's supply risk can best be analyzed by examining:
A) the components of the firm's operations management. B) the components of the firm's operations management compared with the key industry success factors. C) the key industry success factors and their impact on profitability. D) the behavior of the firm's major competitors.
You are opening up a brand new retail strip mall. You presently have more potential retail outlets wanting to locate in your mall than you have space available
What is the most appropriate tool to use if you are trying to determine the optimal allocation of your retail space? A) internal rate of return (IRR) B) payback period C) net present value (NPV) D) profitability index