Mechanitikos Round 1 explores strategic concepts from military history and their applications in business, featuring Sun Tzu's principles and strategic decision-making models.
Flank Attack
Troop Surge
Pincer Movement
Swarming
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Three strategies of Huang Shigong
The Art of War
Thirty-three strategems
The Prince
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Arbitrary value according the industry and company being analysed
Growth Rate of the industry
Value checked and rechecked by eminent academicians once every five years
Country's GDP growth rate
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Is referred to as a price leader.
Is engaged in strategic behavior
Is engaged in collusion.
Is referred to as a barometric firm.
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All firms having a dominant strategy and each firm choosing its dominant strategy.
All firms having a dominant strategy, but only some choosing to follow it.
All firms having a dominant strategy, and only one choosing to follow it.
All firms having a dominant strategy, and no one choosing to follow it.
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If a dominant strategy exists and a firm chooses it
Given the choices of every other firm, every competing firm in the industry chooses a strategy that is optimal.
Neither a surplus nor a shortage is resulted by a defined market price.
All firms in an industry are earning zero economic profits.
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Thucydides
Octavius Caesar
Hannibal
Marcus Aurelius
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Guerrilla warfare
Blitzkrieg
Hammer and anvil
The refuse
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Pongal
Kosambari
Bisi bele bath
Rava Idly
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1.Baltej and Leela are at Nash Equilibrium
2.Baltej and Ritesh are at Nash Equilibrium
3.Ritesh and Tanya are at Nash Equilibrium
4.Tanya and Leela are at Nash Equilibrium
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Change the payoff matrix in a particular market
Induce foreign firms to withdraw from the market
Get other government to retaliate
All choices are correct
None is correct
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Building excess production capacity
Gaining a reputation for “irrational” resistance to entry
Threating to resist even though potential entrants believe that it is not is this firm’s interest to resist
Building excess production capacity AND gaining a reputation for “irrational” resistance to entry
All of the given choices are correct
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1.Intelligent Information Games
2.Incomplete Information Games
3.Incomplete Interpretation Games
4.Information Identity Games
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1.Players belief on mistakes committed byother player with 0.5 probability
2.Players ability to analyze past data
3.Players belief on occurrence of future interaction with higher probability
4.Players assumption on moving before other player
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Withdraw immediately
Divide your army
Continue to battle
Negotiate and merge with enemy
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How fast you move best determines advantage
How well you defend best determines advantage
How you utilize your resources best determines advantage
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Guerrilla Marketing
Ambush marketing
Quipped Marketing
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1345 HRS
1600 HRS
1545 HRS
1445 HRS
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