Multible choises. There are more than one answer for each.

1-Kazheen is a Quality Control Manager and is making sure that the product (a hand blender) that is in development stage is performing as expected. Kazheen blends lentils soup in order to see if the outcome is smooth and well mixed. She does that immediately while the research and development team is designing and developing the blender. Determine which types of inspections Kazheen is running.

1- Functional inspection

2- first piece inspections

3- pilot piece inspection

4- final inspection

5- floor inspection

6- centralized inspection

2-Haveel wants to export pomegranates and processed pomegranate products to Germany. However, he knows that he needs to make some researches about Germany and the market before entering it. During the research Haveel encounters the cultural dimensions of Hofstede. He identifies quickly that Iraq tends to be a collectivistic country compared to Germany. Choose the characteristics and features of Hofstedes cultural dimension of individualism vs. collectivsm.

1-Individualist cultures give higher priority to personal as opposed to group goals and needs than do collectivist cultures

2-Responsibility, loyalty and commitment reflect collectivist cultural values

3-Individualist cultures are superior to collectivist cultures

4-A collectivist culture is more likely than an individualist culture to highly value

5-All of the above

6-None of the above

3-In order to seal the deal with five different suppliers of semi-finished goods, spare parts and raw material from different countries, Sagvan knows he has to ensure that both parties (buyer and supplier) need to show a good will while negotiating. Indicate what the prime conditions are for an international negotiation.

1-Common Interest

2-Customer

3-Conflicting Interest

4-Criteria

5-Competitor

6-Compromise

7-Collaborator

8-Company

9-Climate

4-Kaveen is trading with fashion goods and accessories. She is doing her job for a while and knows the importance of inspection. She knows that if her agents and employees do not do the inspections there might be a lot of deficiencies with the products. Name the disadvantages of inspection.

1-Detection of errors of the source reduces scrap and rework.

2-Measuring or inspection equipment have to be recalibrated often

3-Correction is done before it affects further production

4-Material handling time is reduced

5-Delicate instruments can be employed and high cost of inspection

6-Pressure on inspector and possibility of biased inspection because of worker.

7-Does not delay in production.

5-Mina owns a multinational company that does business in a country where a civil war just broke out. As a result, Mina is likely to see a drop in which of the following?

1-Sales revenues

2-Risks

3-Taxes

4-Expenses

5-Profits

6-Security

6-Helin finds out that one of her sub suppliers is having child labor in his company in Brazil. She is shocked as she has high moral and ethical values, and child labor is an absolute no-go for her. Her relationship with that specific supplier is not very strong and intense as she is barely sourcing from him though. Do Cooperate Social Responsibility considerations require Helin to put pressure on that supplier to ensure that her business activities are sustainable?

1-No, because Helin can't really influence or interfere in someone else's business

2-No, because it has the potential to damage Helins important relationship with the supplier

3-Yes, because Helins company has to ensure that the suppliers are not involved in any unethical practice that will affect the company negatively

4-No, otherwise it will be difficult to draw the line between being a socially responsible citizen and being overly meddlesome.

5-Yes, as Helin is responsible for their entire supply chain upstream and downstream.