The customer's lifetime purchases that generate the net present value of future profit streams is called _________?
Correct answer: A. customer lifetime value
- A. customer lifetime value
- B. customer purchases value
- C. customer cost incurred
- D. customer relationships
Explanation
Customer lifetime value is the net present value of the future profit expected from a customer's purchases throughout the relationship. It looks beyond one transaction to the entire expected customer relationship.
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