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- Definitions of concepts like related and unrelated diversification, horizontal integration, and Peters and Waterman's idea of "sticking to the knitting"
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This document contains 15 multiple choice questions about Porter's Five Forces framework and other strategic management concepts. Porter's Five Forces framework analyzes competitive rivalry and industry structure based on the threat of new entrants, power of suppliers and buyers, threat of substitutes, and competitive rivalry. It assumes industries are a "zero-sum game" where one firm's gains come at the expense of others. The document tests understanding of key concepts like barriers to entry, differentiation, and supplier/buyer power that influence industry competition. It also covers extensions like adding complementors as a sixth force and the concept of "co-opetition" involving both competition and cooperation between firms.
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This document defines key terms related to corporate governance including blockholders, exit and voice based mechanisms, golden parachutes, junk bonds, and poison pills. Blockholders are shareholders with large blocks of shares. Exit based mechanisms focus on shareholders exiting by selling shares, while voice based mechanisms involve shareholders voicing concerns through the board. Golden parachutes provide large compensation for managers if a firm is taken over, junk bonds are rated below investment grade, and poison pills allow rights to purchase additional shares from a bidder at higher than market prices.
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純天然手工皂和石化合成洗劑或複合皂之差異點
先把少量洗劑加入一些水，用筷子攪拌起泡，然後加入少量白醋：
純天然手工皂：(1)泡沫消失。(2)紅色水變成乳黃色液體。
合成洗劑或複合皂：(1)泡沫沒有消失。(2)顏色沒有變化。
The test of Puresophy soap and petrochemical synthesis lotion
Add water into cup and mix it, then add some vinegar and mix it:
Puresophy 100% natural soap with natural colorant:
(1) The bubble disappear. (2) Natural red becomes yellow.
Petrochemical synthesis lotion with artificial colorant or compound soap:
(1) The bubble keep there. (2) Artificial pink remains same.
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The document discusses various concepts and theories related to corporate governance:
- Corporate governance involves issues of power and accountability. Ownership and control are separated in corporations, leading to potential agency problems as managers may not always act in shareholders' interests.
- Stakeholder theory argues that corporations should consider the interests of all stakeholders, not just shareholders, as profit maximization is not the sole objective of organizations.
- Milton Friedman is considered the main proponent of shareholder theory, which views profit maximization as the primary goal of corporations. R.E. Freeman is seen as the key figure behind stakeholder theory.
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純天然手工皂和石化合成洗劑或複合皂之差異點
先把少量洗劑加入一些水，用筷子攪拌起泡，然後加入少量白醋：
純天然手工皂：(1)泡沫消失。(2)紅色水變成乳黃色液體。
合成洗劑或複合皂：(1)泡沫沒有消失。(2)顏色沒有變化。
The test of Puresophy soap and petrochemical synthesis lotion
Add water into cup and mix it, then add some vinegar and mix it:
Puresophy 100% natural soap with natural colorant:
(1) The bubble disappear. (2) Natural red becomes yellow.
Petrochemical synthesis lotion with artificial colorant or compound soap:
(1) The bubble keep there. (2) Artificial pink remains same.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6gZT0VcTX8&feature=youtu.be
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