D271 CANVAS QUIZZES

China's economic reforms started in which year?

1978

The roots of Chinese culture come from

Agrarianism-group cooperation and harmony

A foreign company has developed a deep cultural knowledge, and emphasized the personal dimension of relationships in China. This is an example of:

Building affective trust

Which of following statement is incorrect regarding Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign:

Chinese citizens' government satifsfaction did not change during this campaign

Which of the following is not a concern associated with the China Model?

Chinese private sector is not tolerant of a high level of authoritarianism

"Common prosperity" is a Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) political slogan and stated policy to bolster social equality. Which of the following statement about common prosperity is incorrect:

Common prosperity is a replication of Western-style welfare policies.

What is considered the most pressing CSR concern in China in the net decade?

Environment, e.g. use of resources, pollution, climate change and biodiversity

In 1984, Deng decided on economic zones and opening up the western region of China for foreign investments.

False

T/F Chinese negotiators are more concerned with the goal than the process

False

T/F Compared to the US negotiators, Chinese negotiators spend less time on nontask sounding

False

T/F For Chinese negotiators, reciprocity means remembering and returning favors right away.

False

T/F It is typically a bad sign when higher level Chinese executives show up in the negotiation table

False

T/F "Common prosperity" has more to do with improving the welfare system than centralising and strengthening the Chinese Communist Party's economic control.

False

T/F According to traditional Chinese culture, gifts should be expensive and gift-giving intentions should be explicit.

False

T/F China's market reform lags behind its political reform.

False

T/F Companies in industries that are dependent on the use of fossil fuels are lagged behind in CSR development in China.

False

T/F Human rights, e.g. non-discrimination, child labor and forced labor, are considered the most important CSR issues for companies in China.

False

T/F In China, "CSR issues that are best addressed by Chinese companies" match well with "Most pressing CSR concerns in China in the next decade

False

T/F MNCs tend to focus on long-term CSR projects in China.

False

T/F Private firms in China have clearer sustainability strategies and are better at integrating CSR into their daily operations with well-rounded management systems.

False

Accoring to Regime theory, which of the following statement is not the reason that explains why authoritarian systems are inherently unstable:

Fast and efficienct decision making process

During market reform, China's economic growth model focused on___

High investment

Which of the following statement is incorrect: High-income residents showed much greater increases in government satisfaction than low-income residents in China Residents in inland regions showed much greater increases in government satisfaction than residents living along China's eastern coastline. Public service provision has a significant and positive relationship with government satisfaction in China

High-income residents showed much greater increases in government satisfaction than low-income residents in China

What is the greatest tension between Chinese and US negation teams?

Holistic thinking style

Which of the following characters do not typically fit Chinese negotiators?

Informal

Mianzi or saving face in Chinese culture is equivalent to the Western concept of ____.

Reputation or dignity

Which of the following is NOT the strategy adopted by Chinese private companies in response to the "common prosperity" policy:

The largest tech groups have been increasing their portfolios through expansion and integration.

T/F When Chinese negotiators comment "let me take a read of your proposal", it might mean they think your proposal is not good.

True

T/F An increasing number of Chinese companies now actually frown on gift-giving and other such gestures and are focusing instead on the business value that a potential partner brings.

True

T/F China is the world's largest e-commerce market today.

True

T/F Chinese typically do not draw a hard line between business and personal relationships in the way that many Westerners do.

True

T/F Common prosperity and economic centralisation will not only put economic growth at risk, but also amplify policy mistakes and delay their correction.

True

T/F In China, the younger generations appear to be more interested in CSR and more concerned with the integrity and sustainability of a company's operations and business practices.

True

T/F Rural villagers are more likely to be concerned about water pollution than urban dwellers.

True

T/F The 1st tier cities of Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou and Eastern China and Southern China regions are considered to be the most advanced regarding companies' CSR knowledge and performance.

True

Trust that emanates from the confidence that a person has adequate accomplishments, skills, and reliability is called____.

Trust from the HEAD and COGNITIVE TRUST

In China, appropriate opportunities for gift-giving include____.

a. Business occasions such as the opening of a new firm b. Seasonal occasions such as Lunar New Year c. Family ceremonies such as a baby's full-month feast

Which of the following statement is correct? a. Guanxi is a set of social networks that allows you to ignore laws and regulations in China. b. Guanxi is a set of personal ties that an individual may draw upon to secure resources. c. High-context nonverbal communication is considered rude in China. d. Cash is considered inappropriate as gift giving. e. All the above

b. Guanxi is a set of personal ties that an individual may draw upon to secure resources.

What of the following is incorrect about the China model? a. Goal oriented experimentalism b. Export-led development strategy c. Heavy investment in infrastructure d. None of the above e. All the above

d. None of the above

Prior to Deng's reform, China's political regime characterized as __ a. Totalitarian b. Dictator-led single party c. A secret police d. Monopolies of mass communications e. All the above

e. All the above