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Critical Thinking Questions
1. Because Google opted to buy rather than build. In April 2007, the company purchased
DoubleClick, a pioneer in online advertising. For $3.1 billion in cash, Google acquired an
experienced engineering and sales team and DoubleClick’s extensive ad serving and tracking
technologies. These systems allow advertisers to target ads to specific types of web surfers,
controlling where, when-and to an increasing degree-who sees their ads. The systems also let
advertisers monitor the effectiveness of their ads by tallying click-through rates and other key
data.
2. I think because the FTC should only supervise and review the acquisition. And also every
company has privacy and the authority of its own. And Because the FTC contended google tactics
and breaking its own promise cheats privacy to consumers when it launched a social network or
advertising in the world I. therefore, the one google was not given the authority and right to
privacy for FTC place than google. Because any allegations leveled at the FTC all of them can be
addressed by google with the innovations and ideas to make it easier for the customer or the user
of the internet is not harmed. Therefore, the FTC cannot do so.
3. There are 3 risk to buy the company just to get out of the hands of competitors.
1.Risk of Bankrupt companies,
2.Stock liquidity risk,
3.Fluctuation risk.
And what will happen to the company in the acquisition will be losing the confidence of the hand
inverstors.
Online
If iam the sole owner of my stay to create website to promote a product that I would sell. To buy a
domain is available and if I was the manager of a large advertasing company I just need to advertise
that I would promote an existing website to pay each month.
Questions for Review
1. What are the three basic forms of business ownership?
1. Sole proprietorship company
2. Corporate partner
3. Corporation
2. What is the difference between a general and a limited partnership?
Company general partnership (general partnership) is a partnership where all owners of the company
(employer partner) have unlimited liability company liabilities. Limited partnership company with
several partners responsible entrepreneurs limited to capitalor property,but they split the income and
business profits.
3. What is a closely held corporation, and why do some companies choose this form of ownership?
A company whit five or fewer shareholders owning more than 50% of the value of the stock at any
one time during the year not, this is the IRS definition of definition in general use can be more
widely.
4. What is the role of a company’s board of directors?
The role of a Director in a company that is:
• As the leader of the company. Lead the whole Council or the Executive Committee by publishing .
• Selecting, establishing, overseeing the duties of the employee and head of the Department
(manager)
• Approves taunan company
• Submit a report to the shareholders on the company's performance
5. What is culture clash?
in the country itself in contact whit the local culture of other local cultures. Students who move from
one region to another or from one city to another or from one city to another city to bring its local
cultureal valus. He had to facethe cultureal found in the area or a new city.
The meeting between two or more culture will result in a clash of cultures. Conflict is not always in a
physical form there is a clash of values which can impact physical tails.
Questions for Analysis
6. Why is it advisable for partners to enter into a formal partnership agreemen
Since the formal partnership agreetment in the from of the written document that it regulates the role
and responsibility of each partner in running a business as well as a brinding agreement between each
of the partner to each order. With this agreement the corse a business procees will run more
organized, structured, and the existence of the good planning.
7. To what extend do shareholders control the activities of a corporation?
- Maximizing the value of the company by way of improving the principles of openness,
accountability, trustworthy, responsible, and equitable that the company has strong competitivess,
both nationality and internationally.
- The management of the company in professional, transparent and efficient and empowering
function and increase independence.
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Encourage the company’s management to make decision and perform actions based on high
moral values and compliance with laws and regulation, as well as awareness of corporate social
responsipbility towards stakeholders and environmental sustainability around corporate.
Increasing the company contribution to the national
8. How might a company benefit from having a diverse board of directors that includes
representatives of several industries, countries, and cultures?
Corporate culture and organizational effectiveness have a relationship very closely. So the two cannot
be separated from the life of the organization in order to achieve the goal. Has member organizations
can be derived from a variety of ethnic backgrounds with different customs. But all have the
organizational culture that distinguishes the organization with other organizations.
9. Why do so many mergers fail?
Through equality of basic values that are tertanan to each individual, then the Organization will be
much younger h apply his strategy with effective. Jam it companies that have good organisational
culture will usually also have a corporate image or corporate image anyway. So it could just be a
company represents a country's cultural industry.
Questions for Application
10. Why do so many mergers fail?
Personal conflicts and a clash of cultures between the company (organization) affect the company’s
efforts to merge two or organisasi and many mergers and acquisition made by a company failed due
to impact factor (conflict) between organizational culture present in each company to be merged or
acquired.
11. Would either of those actions be un ethical? Explain your answer.
I think all the action is unethical because all these action deviate from the world and action of the
ethical one act of brebery.
12. What form of ownership should your new enterprise take, and why?
I think yes because I think it is more conducive whwn taking the from of ownership of the new
company and very good when embarked renewal business from scratch again.
13. Do you think a single-consultant sole proprietorship or a small corporation with a half dozen or
more consultants would be better able to ride out tough times at the bottom of a business cycle?
Not necessarily, due to past difficulties experienced in a business that depends on the attitude or
decision taken or prescribed by the entrepreneur though he probably does not have a consultant as his
advisor. How to get out of the difficulties it would be able to make an entrepreneur can survive and
make the effort to build a solid foundation. While the consultant only served to give advice but the
decision remains determined by employers.
Sharpening Your Communication Skill
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Culture Of Thailand
the culture of Thailand combines the culture and beliefs of the indigenous characteristics
to the area known as modern Thailand coupled with many influences from ancient India, China,
Cambodia, along with neighbor pre-historic cultures of Southeast Asia. This is mainly influenced
by Animism, Hinduism, Buddhism, as well as by later migrations from southern China, and India.
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Economic History Of Thailand
After enjoying the highest growth on average in the world from 1985 to 1995--an average
of 9% per year-increased speculative pressure against Royal Thai currency, the Baht, in 1997 led
to a crisis in the financial sector weaknesses and forced the Government to mengambangkan
Baht. After all this time pegged to the value of 25 Baht to one US dollar, the Baht reached the
lowest point in the range of 56 Baht in January 1998 and its economy weakened by 10.2% in the
same year. The crisis later spread to the Asian financial crisis.
Entering the Royal Thai recovery in 1999; the economy strengthened and grew 4.2%
4.4% in 2000, most are the result of a strong export-which increased by approximately 20% in
2000. Growth had slowed world economy that softened in 2001, but came back strong in the
following years thanks to strong growth in CHINA and some programs as well as domestic
Policy stimulants two lines which is the Government of Thaksin Shinawatra. Growth in 2003 is
estimated at 6.3%, and is estimated at 8% and 10% in 2004 and 2005.
The tourism sector contributes a lot to the economy of the Kingdom of Thailand, and the industry
is gaining additional profits from a weakening of the Thai Baht and the stability of the Kingdom.
Tourist arrivals in 2002 (10.9 million) reflects an increase of 7.3% from the previous year (10.1
million).
Discovering Career Opportunities
1. I want to have full ownership of a company that I hold because fortunately very big but will
consult with all relevant partiens that the company used effectively.
2. I like writing reports for managers and shareholders in order to solve the companys problems
with.
3. In my opinion the most appropriate business use is limited partnerships, where business was built
by more than two people as well as share everything good profit or loss is experienced
collectively. With more than two people, this will make it easier to determine, establish and
develop the business by way of exchange of opinions.
Follow the Fortunes of the Fortune 500
well here is a identify of the fortune top 50 according to =
Rank ▾ Company
Job growth
U.S. employees
1
Google
33%
18,500
2
Boston Consulting Group
10%
1,958
3
SAS Institute
8%
6,046
4
Wegmans Food Markets
5%
41,717
5
Edward Jones
1%
36,937
6
NetApp
30%
6,887
7
Camden Property Trust
-2%
1,678
8
Recreational Equipment (REI) 12%
10,466
9
CHG Healthcare Services
17%
1,312
10
Quicken Loans
20%
3,808
11
Zappos.com
70%
3,003
12
Mercedes-Benz USA
2%
1,680
13
DPR Construction
18%
1,265
14
DreamWorks Animation
8%
2,151
15
NuStar Energy
6%
1,512
16
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants 4%
6,996
17
JM Family Enterprises
-1%
3,685
18
Chesapeake Energy
23%
10,502
19
Intuit
9%
7,102
20
USAA
7%
23,211
21
Robert W. Baird
5%
2,509
22
The Container Store
11%
3,495
23
Qualcomm
6%
13,353
24
Alston & Bird
3%
1,645
25
Ultimate Software
15%
1,209
26
Burns & McDonnell
5%
3,165
27
Salesforce.com
39%
3,802
28
Devon Energy
-6%
3,286
29
PCL Construction
-5%
1,262
30
Bingham McCutchen
-7%
1,489
31
Scottrade
9%
3,139
32
Whole Foods Market
6%
60,213
33
Goldman Sachs
N.A.
N.A.
34
Nugget Market
8%
1,135
35
Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Co. 3%
1,311
36
Southern Ohio Medical Center
18%
2,276
37
Plante Moran
1%
1,476
38
W. L. Gore & Associates
2%
5,852
39
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
1%
3,580
40
SVB Financial Group
9%
1,349
41
Adobe
11%
5,296
42
Baptist Health South Florida
10%
13,302
43
Novo Nordisk
N.A.
3,961
44
Balfour Beatty Construction
-2%
2,041
45
National Instruments
7%
2,708
46
Intel
4%
44,209
47
American Fidelity Assurance
0%
1,490
48
PricewaterhouseCoopers
9%
30,569
49
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
-1%
6,616
50
World Wide Technology
23%
1,470
ONLINE EXPLORATION
Business should focus in the search for profits that amounted to a magnitude for the sake of the survival
of his business. The perpetrators of this business has several reasons to favor the pros and cons of doing
business:
1.
some opinions that are pro-competitive in a free market that is perfect, the search for profit by
itself stressed that members of the community served by the way – the most profitable way to are
social. So lucky, each company must produce only what is desired by the community members
and should do so in the most efficient available. Members of the public will be very lucky if the
manager does not impose the value – the value of the business, but devoted himself in search of
profit-focused.
Cons:
But a number of the assumptions would arise, namely: cons First, most of the industry is not
perfectly competitive and so far the company has not had to compete, they can maximise profits
though inefficient production. Second, it assumes that any measures taken to increase profits, it
should be beneficial to social services, though in reality there are several ways to increase profits
is actually detrimental to the company: letting polluters, mimicking ads, hide defects of
production, bribery.
Third, assume that by producing any desired public buyers, the company produced what was
desired by all members of the community, when the fact most of the wishes of community
members (who are poor and not benefited) does not need to be filled because they can not
participate in the market
Fourth, it is essential to make normative judgments. Additionally pro cons in the berbisnispun
ethics should be in see also, such as:
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business managers should focus their pursuit of corporate profit and ignore ethical considerations,
commonly known as the "argument from the loyal agent." A loyal agent argument is mistaken,
because in determining whether client commands to the agent makes sense or not. Business ethics
or professional should consider and in any event noted that the agent has an obligation not to
carry out actions that are illegal or unethical. Thus, the duty manager to serve his master,
constrained by limitations – limitations of morality.
A company/individual who is ethical in trying to simply obey the law. Business ethics
basically means "to obey the law." Many entrepreneurs go wrong mendifinisikan or legal and
ethical means that it looks identical. It is true that certain laws demanding the same behaviour
also charged our moral standards. Nevertheless, the law and morality are not always similar. It is
clear that ethics are not simply following the law. But by no means not having to do with the
ethics law. Our moral standards are sometimes incorporated into the law when most of us feel
that moral standards should be enforced by force of law system of law, by contrast, criticized and
removed when it clearly violates the moral standards.
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