Which of the following are among the main reasons for businesses to adopt "bottom of the pyramid" strategies? The global poor are a large latent market whose needs are not as well served as they could be by current production models, which tend to target wealthier populations The main reason people in the developing world don't buy modern products is that they are not ever marketed to them Technologies that can be deployed at the bottom of the pyramid are often inefficient or impossible to introduce at scale at the top of the pyramid The economies of the developed world are on the brink of collapse Question 6 In the "Net Positive Manifesto," Polman and Winston argue that, by serving shareholders before all other stakeholders, companies will nearly always arrive at more sustainable business solutions over time. True False In "Creating Shared Value," Porter and Kramer argue that "The right kind of government regulation can encourage companies to pursue shared value; the wrong kind works against it and even makes tradeoffs between economic and social goals inevitable." Which of the following do they believe are the "right kinds" of regulation? Regulation that puts in place universal measurement and performance reporting systems Regulation that defines "phase in" periods for meeting standards Regulation that forces compliance with particular practices Regulation that sets clear and measurable social goals