Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 219 views

    Tugas 1 Bahasa Inggris Niaga 67

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Fahri Priambudi
    This document contains 6 multiple choice questions summarizing key points from 3 passages on branding, predatory pricing, and environmental economics. The questions assess understanding of how an effective brand strategy provides market superiority, the topic and meaning of branding, how predatory pricing aims to create monopolies and can lead to higher future prices for customers, the inefficiency of public policies achieving maximum benefit, and why policymakers need to understand efficient resource use to accomplish policy goals.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Tugas 1 Bahasa Inggris Niaga 67

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Fahri Priambudi
    219 views2 pages
    This document contains 6 multiple choice questions summarizing key points from 3 passages on branding, predatory pricing, and environmental economics. The questions assess understanding of how an effective brand strategy provides market superiority, the topic and meaning of branding, how predatory pricing aims to create monopolies and can lead to higher future prices for customers, the inefficiency of public policies achieving maximum benefit, and why policymakers need to understand efficient resource use to accomplish policy goals.

    Original Description:

    UT

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document contains 6 multiple choice questions summarizing key points from 3 passages on branding, predatory pricing, and environmental economics. The questions assess understanding of how an effective brand strategy provides market superiority, the topic and meaning of branding, how predatory pricing aims to create monopolies and can lead to higher future prices for customers, the inefficiency of public policies achieving maximum benefit, and why policymakers need to understand efficient resource use to accomplish policy goals.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    219 views2 pages

    Tugas 1 Bahasa Inggris Niaga 67

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Fahri Priambudi
    This document contains 6 multiple choice questions summarizing key points from 3 passages on branding, predatory pricing, and environmental economics. The questions assess understanding of how an effective brand strategy provides market superiority, the topic and meaning of branding, how predatory pricing aims to create monopolies and can lead to higher future prices for customers, the inefficiency of public policies achieving maximum benefit, and why policymakers need to understand efficient resource use to accomplish policy goals.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    Tugas 1 Bahasa Inggris Niaga 67

    Rini Putri Dewina (030968603)


    UPBJJ Jember

    1. What can we get from an effective brand strategy?


    A. A variety of products and services
    B. Superiority in the markets.
    C. A low production cost
    D. Huge demand for products
    The correct answer is B. Superiority in the markets, as mentioned in the
    first paragraph of Text 1, An effective brand strategy gives you a major
    edge in increasingly competitive markets. Major edge is the synonym of
    superior.

    2. What is the topic of text 1?


    A. The products and services of the brand
    B. The promises to the customer
    C. The meaning of branding
    D. The customer’s expectation towards the brand
    The correct answer is C. The meaning of branding, because Text 1 mainly
    talk about meaning of branding and how it works toward customers.

    3. Why did large businesses reduce their pricing to extremely low levels?
    A. To increase the frequency of their flights.
    B. To create a healthy competition between business.
    C. To create a market monopoly.
    D. To make customers spend less money
    The correct answer is C. To create a market monopoly, as stated on first
    paragraph of Text 2, “by reducing their prices to these extremely low
    levels, large businesses hope to put small competitors out of business
    and create a monopoly”
    4. What is the disadvantage of predatory pricing that might be felt by the
    customer?
    A. The customer can get a higher price for the same product.
    B. Customers can save more money.
    C. Other retailers are forced out of business.
    D. Taxes are lower.
    The correct answer is A The customer can get a higher price for the same
    product, as explained by the last sentence on second paragraph of Text 2,
    “Then, the retailer can charge a much higher price for the same product,
    since the consumer does not have any other options.”

    5. Which of the following is not true according to the text on Environmental


    Economics?
    A. Public policies are less effective when they achieve maximum
    benefit.
    B. Human, natural, and monetary resources are not limitless.
    C. Economics provides information about the choices people make.
    D. Policymakers should understand how resources can be used
    efficiently
    The correct answer is A Public policies are less effective when they achieve
    maximum benefit., as explained on fifth paragraph of Text 3, “these public
    policies are most effective when they achieve the maximum possible benefit
    in the most efficient way.”

    6. Why should the policymakers understand how to use resources


    efficiently?
    A. To decrease the government’s budgeting.
    B. To accomplish the desired goals of public policies.
    C. To create infinite sources.
    D. To weigh the costs of various resources
    The correct answer is B To accomplish the desired goals of public
    policies, as explained by the last sentence on fifth paragraph of Text 3,
    “Therefore, one job of policymakers is to understand how resources can be
    utilized most efficiently in order to accomplish the desired goals by weighing
    the costs of various alternatives to their potential benefits..”

    You might also like