Test: Inclusive Business at the Base of the Pyramid


Inclusive Business at the Base of the PyramidVersion en ligne Test T2 par CARLOS BALLESTEROS 1 What does BoP stand for in business models? a Base of Production b Base of the Pyramid c Basis of Products d Balance of Priorities 2 What is a key characteristic of BoP markets? a High purchasing power b Unlimited access to services c Poverty penalty d Low resilience 3 Which of the following describes “poverty penalty”? a Paying less for basic goods b Paying higher prices due to limited access c Receiving subsidies from NGOs d Being exempt from fees 4 What does “subsistence livelihood” refer to? a Minimum resources for basic survival b Financial independence c Access to luxury goods d Entrepreneurship opportunities 5 What is an example of unmet needs in BoP communities? a Limited access to education b Luxury brand access c High-end electronics d Fast food delivery services 6 What is the main goal of inclusive entrepreneurship? a Maximize profit without concern for social impact b Include low-income citizens in the value chain c Replace government services d Increase market share only in wealthy areas 7 What does BoP 1.0 focus on? a Co-creation with local stakeholders b Simple products that address local problems c Advanced technology services d Exporting goods from low-income regions 8 How does BoP 2.0 differ from BoP 1.0? a Focuses on co-creation and local empowerment b Focuses only on product affordability c Avoids partnerships with local stakeholders d Uses the same strategies but with newer technologies 9 What is an ethical concern of BoP business models? a Empowering communities b Exploiting vulnerable populations c Promoting environmental sustainability d Partnering with NGOs 10 How can businesses address ethical concerns in BoP markets? a Use only appropriate and sustainable technologies b Increase product prices without justification c Focus solely on profit margins d Avoid sharing their business practices 11 What percentage of Spanish households fell below the poverty threshold due to housing costs in 2024? a 5% b 10% c 14.1% d 20% 12 What is the risk of exclusion for renting households compared to homeowners? a 10% for renters and 5% for homeowners b 30% for renters and 8% for homeowners c 50% for renters and 20% for homeowners d 15% for renters and 12% for homeowners 13 What is the role of education in preventing exclusion? a It has no significant effect b It only benefits wealthy families c Post-secondary education reduces exclusion risk d Only informal education is effective 14 What does co-creation with local stakeholders achieve? a Reduces exploitation and increases innovation b Decreases local business involvement c Promotes dependency on large corporations d Lowers product quality 15 Why is it important to address the poverty penalty? a To keep costs low for wealthier customers b To prevent vulnerable communities from paying more for basic needs c To increase the prices of luxury goods d To reduce government spending

1

What does BoP stand for in business models?

a

Base of Production

b

Base of the Pyramid

c

Basis of Products

d

Balance of Priorities

2

What is a key characteristic of BoP markets?

a

High purchasing power

b

Unlimited access to services

c

Poverty penalty

d

Low resilience

3

Which of the following describes “poverty penalty”?

a

Paying less for basic goods

b

Paying higher prices due to limited access

c

Receiving subsidies from NGOs

d

Being exempt from fees

4

What does “subsistence livelihood” refer to?

a

Minimum resources for basic survival

b

Financial independence

c

Access to luxury goods

d

Entrepreneurship opportunities

5

What is an example of unmet needs in BoP communities?

a

Limited access to education

b

Luxury brand access

c

High-end electronics

d

Fast food delivery services

6

What is the main goal of inclusive entrepreneurship?

a

Maximize profit without concern for social impact

b

Include low-income citizens in the value chain

c

Replace government services

d

Increase market share only in wealthy areas

7

What does BoP 1.0 focus on?

a

Co-creation with local stakeholders

b

Simple products that address local problems

c

Advanced technology services

d

Exporting goods from low-income regions

8

How does BoP 2.0 differ from BoP 1.0?

a

Focuses on co-creation and local empowerment

b

Focuses only on product affordability

c

Avoids partnerships with local stakeholders

d

Uses the same strategies but with newer technologies

9

What is an ethical concern of BoP business models?

a

Empowering communities

b

Exploiting vulnerable populations

c

Promoting environmental sustainability

d

Partnering with NGOs

10

How can businesses address ethical concerns in BoP markets?

a

Use only appropriate and sustainable technologies

b

Increase product prices without justification

c

Focus solely on profit margins

d

Avoid sharing their business practices

11

What percentage of Spanish households fell below the poverty threshold due to housing costs in 2024?

a

5%

b

10%

c

14.1%

d

20%

12

What is the risk of exclusion for renting households compared to homeowners?

a

10% for renters and 5% for homeowners

b

30% for renters and 8% for homeowners

c

50% for renters and 20% for homeowners

d

15% for renters and 12% for homeowners

13

What is the role of education in preventing exclusion?

a

It has no significant effect

b

It only benefits wealthy families

c

Post-secondary education reduces exclusion risk

d

Only informal education is effective

14

What does co-creation with local stakeholders achieve?

a

Reduces exploitation and increases innovation

b

Decreases local business involvement

c

Promotes dependency on large corporations

d

Lowers product quality

15

Why is it important to address the poverty penalty?

a

To keep costs low for wealthier customers

b

To prevent vulnerable communities from paying more for basic needs

c

To increase the prices of luxury goods

d

To reduce government spending

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Inclusive Business at the Base of the PyramidVersion en ligne

par CARLOS BALLESTEROS

What does BoP stand for in business models?

What is a key characteristic of BoP markets?

Which of the following describes “poverty penalty”?

What does “subsistence livelihood” refer to?

What is an example of unmet needs in BoP communities?

What is the main goal of inclusive entrepreneurship?

What does BoP 1.0 focus on?

How does BoP 2.0 differ from BoP 1.0?

What is an ethical concern of BoP business models?

How can businesses address ethical concerns in BoP markets?

What percentage of Spanish households fell below the poverty threshold due to housing costs in 2024?

What is the risk of exclusion for renting households compared to homeowners?

What is the role of education in preventing exclusion?

What does co-creation with local stakeholders achieve?

Why is it important to address the poverty penalty?