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2 years ago

In general, value-creating diversification of General Electric under Jack Welch was:________

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nydimaria [60]2 years ago

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Answer:

b) Economies of scale

Explanation:

In general, value-creating diversification of General Electric under Jack Welch was Economies of scale.

He shut down factories, set workers loose, and offered a promise of "growing rapidly in a slow growth economy," titled a speech he made in 1981 shortly after he became President.

This period of mass restructuring gave him the surname of Neutron Jack when he took people out, much like a neutron bomb as he left the houses.

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