Emerging markets microsoft’s evolving china strategy strat

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Changing the China strategy
would inevitably lead to changing the globally “one-size-fits-
all” set of pricing (such as $560 for the Windows and Office
toolset as in the United States).
“Does Microsoft need China?”
Nobody needed China less than Microsoft, which became a
dynamo without significant China sales. However, in the long
run, China’s support of Linux could pose dangers to Microsoft.
This was because a public infrastructure for a software industry
built around Linux could generate an alternative ecosystem with
more low-cost rivals that break free from dependence on
Windows.
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Please type the question as well as your answer.
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Cite minimum of 3 references utilized in APA 7 format.
File Name: Include your first & last name in the file name
Questions:

1. From an industry-based view, why does Microsoft feel
threatened by Linux in China and globally?
2. From a resource-based view, what valuable and unique
resources and capabilities does Microsoft have in the eyes of
the Chinese users and the government?
3. From an institution-based view, what are the major lessons
from Microsoft’s strategic changes?

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