[Anonymous]

I’m using Becker. I went through each of the multiple choice questions for BEC and took notes. I have a few flash cards that are too dense to grasp. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions on how to master the below flash cards and other that are similarly dense. For example:

Front of the flash card –

What increase the customer’s bargaining power.

Back of the flash card –

* customers make up a large volume of a firm’s business

* a lot of information available to customer’s

* The buyers have low switching costs.

* There are a high number of alternate suppliers.

I appreciate any help or assistance that can be provided.

[Anonymous]

The good thing about Becker is, if you've done all of the MCQ's, then you should have a pretty good idea of which concepts and topics are more important than others based on the odds of what will appear on your test. You don't have to memorize every last detail, after going through the material you should have a pretty good idea of what the “must know” topics are.

As for your flashcard the information doesn't seem that dense, most of it is common sense. Regardless, you might see one question on such a topic on your exam, just do your best to memorize as much as you can and if you've followed the Becker program you should be prepared.

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