Fundamentals of Management: Essential Concepts and Applications (9th Edition)
Fundamentals of Management: Essential Concepts and Applications (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780133499919
Author: Stephen P. Robbins, David A. De Cenzo, Mary A. Coulter
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 5, Problem 30DQ
Summary Introduction

(a) To determine:

Flip's founding should be identified.

Introduction:

The main purpose of the cisco's business is to earn profits, hence it becomes necessary to compete and earn profits in the market anyhow. It is true that the business should act morally while competing and making profits, but still, competitiveness and profitability are its important values. A company can still make money while adhering to an ethical code of business operations.

Summary Introduction

(b) To determine:

Cisco's acquisition of the flip should be identified.

Introduction:

The main purpose of the cisco's business is to earn profits, hence it becomes necessary to compete and earn profits in the market anyhow. It is true that business should act morally while competing and making profits, but still competitiveness and profitability are its important values. A company can still make money while adhering to an ethical code of business operations.

Summary Introduction

(c) To determine:

Cisco managing of the flip business unit should be identified.

Introduction:

The main purpose of the cisco's business is to earn profits, hence it becomes necessary to compete and earn profits in the market anyhow. It is true that the business should act morally while competing and making profits, but still, competitiveness and profitability are its important values. A company can still make money while adhering to an ethical code of business operations.

Summary Introduction

(d) To determine:

Cisco's strategy to shut the flip business should be identified.

Introduction:

The main purpose of the cisco's business is to earn profits, hence it becomes necessary to compete and earn profits in the market anyhow. It is true that the business should act morally while competing and making profits, but still, competitiveness and profitability are its important values. A company can still make money while adhering to an ethical code of business operations.

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