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Strategic Management , Sixth Edition
Charles W. L. Hill, University of Washington
Gareth R. Jones, Texas A&M University
Chapter Outlines
Chapter 11: Corporate Performance, Governance, and Business Ethics

I. Overview

II. The Causes of Poor Performance
  1. Poor Management
  2. High Cost Structure
  3. Inadequate Differentiation
  4. Overexpansion
  5. Structural Shifts in Demand and New Competitors
  6. Organizational Inertia
III. Strategic Change: Improving Performance
  1. Changing the Leadership
  2. Changing the Strategy
  3. Changing the Organization
    1. Unfreezing the Organization
    2. Movement
    3. Refreezing the Organization
IV. Stakeholders and Corporate Performance
  1. Stakeholder Impact Analysis
  2. The Unique Role of Stockholders
  3. Profitability and Stakeholder Claims
V. Agency Theory
  1. Principal-Agent Relationships
  2. The Agency Problem
VI. Governance Mechanisms
  1. The Board of Directors
  2. Stock-Based Compensation
  3. Financial Statements and Auditors
  4. The Takeover Constraint
  5. Governance Mechanisms Inside a Company
    1. Strategic Control Systems
    2. Employee Incentives
VII. Ethics and Strategy
  1. The Purpose of Business Ethics
  2. Shaping the Ethical Climate of an Organization
  3. Thinking Through Ethical Problems


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