
Introduction to Applied Economics 1.1 Revisiting Economics as a social science 1.2 Economics as an applied science 1.3 Basic economic problems and the Philippine socioeconomic development in the 21st century
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- Q1What is the main focus of identification of Business Opportunities?identifying substitute productsidentifying potential customers and their needsanalyzing international trade trendsfinding new suppliers for materialsresearching competitors' strategies30s
- Q2What is Porter's Five Forces analysis used for?Marketing ResearchFinancial AnalysisIndustry and Environmental AnalysisHuman Resources Management30s
- Q3What is the purpose of identifying business opportunities?to explore potential areas for business growth and developmentto analyze international trade trendsto identify substitute productsto reduce competition in the marketto increase the number of suppliers for materials30s
- Q4What is a tool used for Industry and Environmental Analysis?competitor trackingcustomer segmentationSWOT analysissupply chain management30s
- Q5What is a common tool used to identify customer needs?competitor analysismarket researchfinancial forecastingsupply chain optimization30s
- Q6Which industry does not fall under the category of Types of Industries in Industry and Environmental Analysis?retail and servicesagribusinesstourism and hospitalitymanufacturing30s
- Q7What is the aim of SWOT analysis?to identify potential customers' needsto find new suppliers for materialsto identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of a business or projectto analyze competitors’ strategies30s
- Q8What is the primary focus of Industry and Environmental Analysis?forecasting the company's financial performanceanalyzing customer feedback on the company's products or servicesexamining a company's internal environment to identify strengths and weaknessesexamining a company's external environment to identify opportunities and threats30s
- Q9What is the purpose of identifying substitutes during Industry and Environmental Analysis?to find new suppliers for materialsto analyze competitors’ strategiesto identify potential customers' needsto evaluate potential threats to the company's products or services30s
- Q10What is the focus of industry and environmental analysis when identifying business opportunities?supplierscustomerscompetitionsubstitutes30s
- Q11What is a tool used in industry and environmental analysis for identifying business opportunities?profit and loss statementincome statementSWOT analysisbalance sheet30s
- Q12Which type of industry involves the cultivation of crops and raising of livestock?international trademanufacturingretail and servicesagribusiness30s
- Q13What is a technique used for identifying potential business opportunities based on consumer behavior?market segmentationbudget forecastingbreak-even analysiscost-benefit analysis30s
- Q14What is a principle used in industry and environmental analysis for identifying business opportunities?understanding industry trendsrelying solely on past performanceignoring consumer demandsfocusing only on short-term results30s
- Q15What is a tool used for identifying potential business opportunities by analyzing company strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats?break-even analysisSWOT analysismarket segmentationcost-benefit analysis30s