: In rapidly developing economies, such as India and South Korea, conglomerates are far more common than they are in the US and Western Europe. Use the BCG growth/share matrix to explain why this organizational form is more suitable for nations where financial markets are less well developed.

Question 1: In rapidly developing economies, such as India and South Korea, conglomerates are far more common than they are in the US and Western Europe. Use the BCG growth/share matrix to explain why this organizational form is more suitable for nations where financial markets are less well developed.

Question 2: Many publicly traded companies are still controlled by their founders. Research shows that the share values of these companies often increase if the founder unexpectedly dies. Use the theory of the market for corporate control to explain this phenomenon.