When Companies Calculate the Lifetime Value of a Customer They

question 10

Multiple Choice

When companies calculate the lifetime value of a customer they look at ________.

• A) how much profit they expect to make from a particular customer, including each and every purchase she will make from them now and in the future
• B) the positive word of mouth about the product that the customer can spread among her family, friends, and acquaintances
• C) the lifetime expectancy of the product the customer purchased
• D) the age of the customer to see whether she is likely to live long enough to utilize the product being sold
• E) the career path of the customer to see if she may move to a different geographic area and no longer purchase from the company

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Definitions:

Supply of Strawberries

The supply of strawberries indicates the total quantity of strawberries that producers are willing and able to sell at a given price over a specific period.

Market Economy

An economic system where decisions regarding investment, production, and distribution are based on supply and demand, with minimal governmental intervention.

Distribution of Output

The way total production is spread across different agents or locations in the economy.

Consumer Needs

Fundamental requirements that motivate consumer behaviors and decisions in the marketplace.