A) For every $6.00 Tesva Systems puts to work, the company incurs a cost of $1.00.
B) For every $6.00 Tesva Systems puts to work, the company realizes sales of $1.00.
C) For every dollar Tesva Systems puts to work, the company realizes $6.00 in loss.
D) For every dollar Tesva Systems puts to work, the company realizes $6.00 of sales.
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A) economic value creation
B) shareholder value creation
C) triple-bottom-line
D) accounting profitability
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A) Tangible assets
B) Value creation
C) Risk capital
D) Market capitalization
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A) cultural
B) ecological
C) investment
D) aesthetic
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A) an agency.
B) bundling.
C) wholesale.
D) a freemium.
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A) researching to produce innovative products and services.
B) marketing to promote its products and services.
C) producing a good in an efficient manner.
D) creating a good that is cost-effective.
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A) a combination of the razor-razor-blade model and the subscription-based business model
B) the pay-as-you-go business model
C) a combination of the freemium business model and the pay-as-you-go business model
D) the direct sales business model
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A) How do customers view us?
B) How do we reduce the economic value created?
C) What core competencies do we need?
D) How do shareholders view us?
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A) producer surplus minus consumer surplus.
B) consumer surplus minus cost of production.
C) consumer surplus plus firm profit.
D) producer surplus plus firm profit.
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A) Vibrant Phones and Oryxo have achieved a competitive parity.
B) Oryxo has a competitive advantage over Vibrant Phones.
C) Vibrant Phones sells its products at a better price than Oryxo.
D) Oryxo's offering has greater total perceived consumer benefits than Vibrant Phones's offering.
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A) combination.
B) evolution.
C) disruption.
D) combustion.
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A) users pay for only the services they consume.
B) users pay for access to a product or service whether they use it during the payment term or not.
C) initial product is often sold at a loss in order to drive demand for complementary goods.
D) the basic features of a service are provided free of charge, but the user must pay for premium services.
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A) offshoring
B) crowdsourcing
C) peer-to-peer
D) binge watching
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A) consumer surplus.
B) break-even price.
C) producer surplus.
D) reservation price.
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A) A company offers a cleaning service free of charge on a first-time trial basis.
B) A company offers a package of cleaning supplies at a discount.
C) A company matches an individual with a cleaning service.
D) A company places a low retail price on low-selling cleaning supplies.
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A) razor-razor-blade
B) subscription-based
C) pay-as-you-go
D) freemium
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A) scorecard model
B) economic value creation
C) shareholder's value creation
D) business model
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A) razor-razor-blade
B) pay-as-you-go
C) subscription-based
D) freemium
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A) $7,000
B) $10,000
C) $2,000
D) $200,000
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A) Inventory/Working capital
B) Annul profits/Inventory
C) Inventory/Per unit cost of production
D) Cost of goods sold/Inventory
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