Principles of marketing final exam 2025 Amsterdam Business School Bachelors in business administration & UvA
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
Final Exam 2025 Duration - 2 hours / Questions – 65 No Aids Allowed This is a closed book, closed notes final exam. Point allocation is indicated in parentheses. The total is 100 points. Use a pencil to answer Part I on a multiple choice scantron sheet . Answer Parts II and III using examination booklets .
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Principles of marketing final exam 2025 Part I: MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. Use the scantron sheet.
1 Point per Question. Total Points: 50.
- Strategic Marketing and Customer Value
- A product with the lowest price
- A customer choosing a higher-priced phone due to brand prestige
- A company offering the most technologically advanced features
- A firm with the highest profit margin
1.Which of the following best illustrates the concept of customer-perceived value?
2.The societal marketing concept differs from the marketing concept in that it:
- Prioritizes profitability above consumer wants
- Emphasizes long-term societal welfare alongside customer satisfaction
- Focuses purely on short-term sales
- Targets only the mass market
3.A company focusing on delivering superior customer value and satisfaction is most likely
practicing:
- Selling concept
- Product concept
- Marketing concept
- Production concept
4.The value delivery network includes:
- Only the company’s direct suppliers
- All of a company’s departments
- The company, suppliers, distributors, and customers
- Government regulatory bodies
5.Customer equity is best defined as:
- Total revenue from all customers
- The value of potential future profits from a firm’s customer base
- A company’s market capitalization
- The price customers are willing to pay for a product
6.In strategic planning, the business portfolio refers to:
- The product mix of a specific brand
- A collection of businesses and products that make up the company
- The total stock a company holds
- The organizational structure of a company
7.The BCG matrix evaluates SBUs on the basis of:
- Product innovation and cost
- Relative market share and market growth rate
- Customer satisfaction and brand loyalty
- Price and promotional spend
8.A company that seeks to grow by identifying and developing new markets for its current products is
pursuing a strategy of:
- Product development
- Market penetration
- Diversification
- Market development
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