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Topic One: Problematic issues in measuring intangibles

1. What is one of the main problems in measuring intangibles in the products and services sectors?
A) Lacking reliable data
B) Difficulties in measuring knowledge
C) Complex interdependencies
D) Evaluation of measurement results

2. Which type of knowledge poses difficulties in measurement?


A) Tacit knowledge
B) Explicit knowledge
C) Conceptual knowledge
D) Practical knowledge

3. What affects the real value of intangibles?


A) Technical infrastructure
B) Complementary innovation
C) Organizational strategies
D) All of the above

4. Why is evaluation of measurement results difficult?


A) Lack of established models
B) Inconsistent indicators
C) Limited data availability
D) Data confidentiality issues

5. What is a challenge in data collection for intangibles?


A) Lack of expertise
B) Limited funding
C) Data confidentiality concerns
D) Lack of technology

Topic Two: Types of intangible data

6. What does demand-side data in intangibles relate to?


A) Expenditures by companies
B) Supply activities by companies
C) Customer demand for intangibles
D) Economic growth indicators

7. Which type of data covers internalized expenditures on intangibles?


A) Demand-side data
B) Supply-side data
C) Financial data
D) Market data

Topic Three: Measuring intangibles

8. What is human capital in the context of measuring intangibles?


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

9. Which component of intellectual capital includes patents and trademarks?


A) Human capital
B) Structural capital
C) Market capital
D) Innovation

10. What does market capital in intellectual capital include?


A) Tacit knowledge
B) Customer relations
C) Collective capabilities
D) Innovation capabilities

Topic Four: The navigator system to measure intellectual capital

11. How is the value of intellectual capital measured in the financial focus?
A) Through customer satisfaction
B) Through income generated by intangible investments
C) Through process productivity
D) Through human resource performance
12. What does the customer focus measure in intellectual capital?
A) Employee and management assets
B) Quality of customer relations
C) Level of equipment of personnel
D) Expenses of human resource development

13. Which focus in measuring intellectual capital is concerned with productivity?


A) Financial focus
B) Customer focus
C) Process focus
D) Renewal and development focus

14. What does the renewal and development focus measure in intellectual capital?
A) Income generated by intangible investments
B) Quality of customer relations
C) Expenses of human resource development
D) Level of equipment of personnel

15. Which focus in measuring intellectual capital relates to human resource performance?
A) Financial focus
B) Customer focus
C) Process focus
D) Human focus

16. The measurement of intangibles is challenging due to:


A) Lacking reliable data
B) Difficulties in measuring knowledge
C) Complex interdependencies
D) All of the above

17. Demand-side data in intangibles relates to:


A) Expenditures by companies
B) Supply activities by companies
C) Customer demand for intangibles
D) Economic growth indicators

18. Human capital includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

19. Market capital in intellectual capital includes:


A) Tacit knowledge
B) Customer relations
C) Collective capabilities
D) Innovation capabilities

20. The financial focus in measuring intellectual capital aims to measure the value through:
A) Customer satisfaction
B) Income generated by intangible investments
C) Process productivity
D) Human resource performance

21. What is one of the main challenges in measuring intangibles?


A) Lacking reliable data
B) Difficulties in measuring knowledge
C) Complex interdependencies
D) All of the above

22. Supply-side data in intangibles covers:


A) Expenditures by companies
B) Supply activities by companies
C) Customer demand for intangibles
D) Economic growth indicators

23. Structural capital includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

24. Innovation capital inintellectual capital mainly includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

25. The customer focus in measuring intellectual capital aims to measure the value through:
A) Customer satisfaction
B) Income generated by intangible investments
C) Process productivity
D) Human resource performance

26. Difficulties in measuring intangibles arise due to:


A) Lacking reliable data
B) Difficulties in measuring knowledge
C) Complex interdependencies
D) All of the above

27. Demand-side data in intangibles relates to:


A) Expenditures by companies
B) Supply activities by companies
C) Customer demand for intangibles
D) Economic growth indicators

28. Human capital includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

29. Market capital in intellectual capital includes:


A) Tacit knowledge
B) Customer relations
C) Collective capabilities
D) Innovation capabilities

30. The financial focus in measuring intellectual capital aims to measure the value through:
A) Customer satisfaction
B) Income generated by intangible investments
C) Process productivity
D) Human resource performance

31. What is one of the main challenges in measuring intangibles?


A) Lacking reliable data
B) Difficulties in measuring knowledge
C) Complex interdependencies
D) All of the above

32. Supply-side data in intangibles covers:


A) Expenditures by companies
B) Supply activities by companies
C) Customer demand for intangibles
D) Economic growth indicators

33. Structural capital includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

34. Innovation capital in intellectual capital mainly includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

35. The customer focus in measuring intellectual capital aims to measure the value through:
A) Customer satisfaction
B) Income generated by intangible investments
C) Process productivity
D) Human resource performance

36. Difficulties in measuring intangibles arise due to:


A) Lacking reliable data
B) Difficulties in measuring knowledge
C) Complex interdependencies
D) All of the above

37. Demand-side data in intangibles relates to:


A) Expenditures by companies
B) Supply activities by companies
C) Customer demand for intangibles
D) Economic growth indicators

38. Human capital includes:


A) Patents and trademarks
B) Customer relations
C) Knowledge and routines
D) Innovation capabilities

39. Market capital in intellectual capital includes:


A) Tacit knowledge
B) Customer relations
C) Collective capabilities
D) Innovation capabilities

40. The financial focus in measuring intellectual capital aims to measure the value through:
A) Customer satisfaction
B) Income generated by intangible investments
C) Process productivity
D) Human resource performance
1. A) Lacking reliable data 15. D) Human focus 30. B) Income generated by
intangible investments
2. A) Tacit knowledge 16. D) All of the above
31. D) All of the above
3. D) All of the above 17. C) Customer demand for
intangibles 32. B) Supply activities by
4. B) Inconsistent indicators
companies
18. C) Knowledge and routines A)Patents and trademarks
5. C) Data confidentiality
33. C) Knowledge and routines
concerns 19. B) Customer relations
34. D) Innovation capabilities
6. C) Customer demand for 20. B) Income generated by
intangibles intangible investments 35. A) Customer satisfaction
demand
7. B) Supply-side data 21. D) All of the above 36. D) All of the above
8. C) Knowledge and routines 22. B) Supply activities by 37. C) Customer demand for
companies intangibles
9. B) Structural capital
A)Patents and trademarks
23. C) Knowledge and routines 38. C) Knowledge and routines
10. B) Customer relations
24. D) Innovation capabilities 39. B) Customer relations
11. B) Through income
generated by intangible 25. A) Customer satisfaction 40. B) Income generated by
investments intangible investments
26. D) All of the above
12. B) Quality of customer
27. C) Customer demand for
relations
intangibles
13. C) Process focus
28. C) Knowledge and routines
14. D) Level of equipment of B) Customer relations
29. D) Innovation capabilities
personnel

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