When Using a Two-Factor Analysis to Classify Accounts Based on Account

question 1

Multiple Choice

When using a two-factor analysis to classify accounts based on account opportunity and competitive position, which of the following types of accounts represent the most likely potential for new business?

• A) high opportunity and strong competitive position
• B) high opportunity and weak competitive position
• C) low opportunity and strong competitive position
• D) low opportunity and weak competitive position

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Definitions:

District Banks

Regional banks within the Federal Reserve System of the United States that operate in specific geographic areas.

United States Government Securities

Debt instruments issued by the U.S. government to finance its spending, considered low-risk investments.

Federal Reserve District Bank

One of the 12 regional banks in the Federal Reserve System, operating under the supervision of the Federal Reserve Board, and helping to implement monetary policy.

Individual Bank

A single banking institution that operates to accept deposits, offer loans, and provide other financial services to its customers.