A. renewable resources
B. non-renewable resource
C. Both a and b
D. none of above
Related Mcqs:
- The resources such as forests and food are known as?
A. renewable resources
B. non-renewable resource
C. Both a and b
D. none of above - Considering industrial structures, the economies who are rich in mineral resources but are poor in other manufacturing ways are classified as?
A. raw material exporting economies
B. subsistence economies
C. emerging economies
D. industrial economies - The new brands a company develops with its own resources and R&D efforts are called?
A. new products
B. existing products
C. acquisition
D. mergers - The sustainable marketing principle which states that company invest most of its resources to customer value building is classified as?
A. innovative marketing
B. inbound ⁄ outbound marketing
C. consumer oriented marketing
D. customer value marketing - The assigning of resources to stronger ones to form the weaker markets are classified as ____________?
A. strategic withdrawal
B. planned contraction
C. unplanned withdrawal
D. both A and B - The organizational division which makes the decision on the amount of available resources is the part of __________?
A. corporate level
B. division level
C. business unit
D. decision level - According to VALS framework, the consumer’s dimension groups having high resources do not include _________?
A. innovators
B. thinkers
C. achievers
D. strivers - The fun-loving and trendy people whom resources are constrained and limited are classified as _________?
A. non-believers
B. believers
C. strivers
D. non-strivers - The VALS segmentation framework dimension ‘consumer resources’ is classified as ________?
A. the stretch dimension
B. the strength dimension
C. the horizontal dimension
D. the vertical dimension - The planning system which manages human resources, manufacturing, raw material purchasing and cash flow in the form of network is classified as ________?
A. functional resource planning
B. predatory resource planning
C. enterprise resource planning
D. hybrid resource planning