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WorksheetsONLINE TEST :1 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 42mins
The certificate which specifies the country in which the goods are being produced is known as (a) .
General agreement for Tariffs & Trade was transformed into (a) on January 1, 1995.
A particular number that an export firm needs to have is known as -
(a) IEC Number
(b) IFC Number
(c) IIC Number
(d) IFC Code
"The goods were not loaded on the ship as they did not get the custom clearance due to lack of one of the main document."Identify the document which was required among the following:-
(a) Bill of clearance
(b) Custom bill
(c) Shipping bill
(d) Bill of exchange
Identify the first step in the export procedure-
(a) Receipt of enquiry
(b) export licence
(c) intent
(d) production of goods
Which of the following was formed for looking after the promotion of free and fair trade among nations?
a. International Monetary Fund
b. World Bank
c. World Trade Organisation
d. General Agreement for Tariffs and Trade
Which one of the following modes of entry permits greatest degree of control over overseas operations?
Licensing/franchising
Wholly owned subsidiary
Contract manufacturing
Joint venture
the following image shows which business activity
international business
domestic business
What is an LC?
Letter of Commitment
Letter of Consent
Letter of Credit
Letter of Conversation
Which of the following is an example of globalization?
A business that has multiple branches
A business that has multiple owners
A business that has its headquarters and factories in different countries
Which stage of going global includes companies moving their production of a specific product to an inexpensive location?
Value chain re-engineering
Creation of new markets
Value chain disaggregation
Product specialization
Which of the following are cultural aspects that affect global marketing? Choose all that apply.
Language
Product specialization
Time & Punctuality
Business Norms
This Japanese company has a lot of quality methods
Samsung
Nokia
Toyota
Global expansion allows firms to achieve all of the following except _______________________.
A) minimize returns by failing to capture skills developed in foreign countries
B) realize location economies by dispersing value creation activities on the optimal location
C) realize cost economies from experience effects generated by serving a larger market from a central location
D) expand the market for their domestic product offerings by selling those products in international markets
A nation's transportation, communication, and utility systems are part of its ____________.
scientific resources
natural resources
infrastructure
human resources
An embargo is which of the following?
a ban on imported goods
a limit on imported goods
a tax on imported goods
