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90 min
Official exam time limit
PAU Madrid Organising Commission
0–10
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100
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1In Alexander Osterwalder's Business Model Canvas, which building block defines the bundle of products and services that create value for a specific customer segment?
A.Value Propositions
B.Key Resources
C.Customer Relationships
D.Channels
Explanation: The Value Proposition is the fundamental building block of the Business Model Canvas that describes how a company solves a customer problem or satisfies a customer need through a tailored bundle of products or services. It represents the primary reason why customers turn to one company over another.
2A tech startup develops a cloud platform connecting independent graphic designers directly with corporate clients seeking custom branding. In the Business Model Canvas, how should this customer structure be classified?
A.Multi-sided platform (or multi-sided market)
B.Niche market
C.Mass market
D.Diversified market
Explanation: A multi-sided platform brings together two or more distinct but interdependent groups of customers (in this case, freelance designers and corporate clients). The platform creates value by facilitating interactions between these groups, and its value grows as more users join on either side.
3Which type of revenue stream is generated when a software company charges users a fixed monthly fee for continuous access to its cloud application?
A.Subscription fees
B.Asset sale
C.Licensing
D.Brokerage fees
Explanation: Subscription fees represent recurring revenue generated by selling continuous access to a service over a designated period. Common examples include SaaS software platforms, gym memberships, and streaming media services.
4Patents, proprietary algorithms, brand trademarks, and customer databases belong to which category of Key Resources in the Business Model Canvas?
A.Intellectual resources
B.Physical resources
C.Human resources
D.Financial resources
Explanation: Intellectual resources encompass intangible strategic assets such as brands, proprietary knowledge, patents, copyrights, partnerships, and customer databases that provide a sustainable competitive barrier.
5When two direct competitors form a strategic partnership to jointly research clean energy technologies while remaining competitors in the retail vehicle market, this arrangement is best described as:
A.Coopetition
B.Vertical integration
C.Conglomerate merger
D.Hostile takeover
Explanation: Coopetition is a strategic alliance between competing firms that cooperate in specific non-core or pre-competitive areas (such as joint R&D or infrastructure sharing) while actively competing in retail markets.
6Luxury fashion brands such as Rolex or Hermès prioritize premium materials, exclusive customer service, and prestige branding over minimizing operational costs. How is their cost architecture characterized in business model theory?
A.Value-driven cost structure
B.Cost-driven cost structure
C.Economies of scale focus
D.Variable cost minimization
Explanation: Value-driven business models focus primarily on high-value creation, premium quality, and tailored customer experience rather than cost minimization. Pricing is premium, and expenses are structured to maintain high product standards.
7In Yves Pigneur and Alexander Osterwalder's Value Proposition Canvas, which element on the Value Map directly addresses specific negative emotions, risks, and obstacles experienced by the customer while performing a task?
A.Pain Relievers
B.Gain Creators
C.Customer Jobs
D.Products & Services
Explanation: Pain Relievers explicitly describe how your products and services alleviate specific customer pains, eliminate risks, or remove obstacles that customers encounter before, during, or after completing a job.
8In a strategic SWOT (DAFO) analysis, an unexpected increase in government environmental regulations requiring costly equipment upgrades represents a(n):
A.External Threat (Amenaza)
B.Internal Weakness (Debilidad)
C.Internal Strength (Fortaleza)
D.External Opportunity (Oportunidad)
Explanation: Government regulations originate in the macro-environment outside the direct control of the firm. Because the mandatory regulations impose added costs and operational burdens, they are classified as an External Threat.
9When applying the CAME matrix to follow up on a DAFO analysis, which strategy corresponds directly to confronting external threats (Amenazas)?
A.Afrontar (Confront / Defend)
B.Corregir (Correct)
C.Mantener (Maintain)
D.Explotar (Exploit)
Explanation: The CAME acronym stands for Corregir debilidades (Correct weaknesses), Afrontar amenazas (Confront/Defend threats), Mantener fortalezas (Maintain strengths), and Explotar oportunidades (Exploit opportunities).
10Under the PESTEL macro-environmental framework, demographics, educational levels, income distribution, and shifting consumer lifestyle trends are analyzed under which dimension?
A.Sociocultural
B.Technological
C.Economic
D.Political
Explanation: The Sociocultural (S) dimension of PESTEL examines demographic changes, cultural values, educational shifts, income distribution patterns, and evolving lifestyle preferences that impact consumer demand.
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