3e 8 Flashcards

SNME (13 cards)

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eterminants of Headquarters Attention: Weight vs. Voice are:

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  1. Structural determinants (Weight)
  2. Relational determinants (voice)
  3. Contingencies affecting voice affectiveness (geographic, upp/downstream competence)
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The framework identififes three key determinants of GVC governance:

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  1. Transaction complexity
  2. Codifiability of transactions
  3. Supplier capabilities
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Five global value chain governance types:

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  1. Market
  2. Modular
  3. Relational
  4. Captive
  5. Hierarchy
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Activists generally rely on threats and negative tactics rather than rewards, based on four explanations derived from the model:

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  1. Profit reduction
  2. Target selection
  3. Cost of rewards
  4. Self-regulation induction
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Firms facing activist pressure can use three main strategies to reduce the likelihood or severity of activist campaigns:

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  1. Proactive measures (self-regulation)
  2. Reputation building
  3. Contesting the campaign
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Characteristics that enhance protest influence (effectiveness):

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  1. Targeted issue (critical stakeholders): labor of consumer issues
  2. Media coverage (level of attention)
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Protest characteristics with non-significant effects:

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  1. The size of the protest
  2. The number of organizatinos sponsoring the protest event
  3. The presence of an associated consumer boycott
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The vulnerability of a corporation to protest influence depends on the firm’s characteristics.

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  1. Past media attention (buffering effect): significant
  2. Financial security: non-significant
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The study groups 17 factors evaluated during due diligence into four categories to test their relationship with cross-border acquisition performance:

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  1. Strategic and cultural fit (H1)
  2. Employee capabilities & Business competencies (H2)
  3. Investment and financing issues
  4. Legal, Tax and IT issues
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Other influential factors (due dilligence on CBA)

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  1. Relative size of the acquired firm and size of target firm
  2. Overall acquisition experience
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Due diligence investigates the full business case of an acquisition through four key questions:

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  1. Strategic logic: What are we really buying?
  2. Financial Rigor: What is the target’s stand-alone value?
  3. Realistic assessment: Where are the synergies and skeletons?
  4. Discipline and commitment: Whats our walk-away price?
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The existing literature identifies two distinct sources of value from acquisitions:

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  1. Capability deployment
  2. Capabilty acquisition
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