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Commerce and trade

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 4mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main difference between home trade and international trade?

a)

Home trade involves only the sale of services, while international trade involves only the sale of goods.

b)

Home trade involves trade between different countries, while international trade involves trade within a single country.

c)

Home trade involves trade within a single country, while international trade involves trade between different countries.

d)

Home trade involves only the sale of goods, while international trade involves only the sale of services.

2.

What are the services to trade that make trade possible?

a)

Legal services, accounting, consulting, and real estate

b)

Education, entertainment, hospitality, and research

c)

Manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and healthcare

d)

Storage, transport, banking, insurance, technological support, communication, and marketing

3.

What is the role of wholesalers in the chain of distribution?

a)

Store goods and transport them to consumers directly

b)

Buy goods in small quantities from retailers and sell them in bulk to producers

c)

Buy goods in bulk from producers and sell them in smaller quantities to retailers

d)

Provide technological support and communication services to retailers

4.

What type of retailers are most common today?

a)

Discount stores and thrift shops

b)

Online retailers and e-commerce platforms

c)

Supermarkets, department stores, and hypermarkets

d)

Independent retailers specializing in one product or service

5.

What was the period known for the sharp increase in international trade due to new technologies and lowered trade barriers?

a)

2000 - present

b)

1980 - now

c)

1945 - 1980

d)

1850 - 1914

6.

Which organisation was founded in 1995 to strengthen the rules of the global trading system?

a)

World Bank

b)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

c)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

d)

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

7.

What does the term 'balance of trade' refer to?

a)

Difference between visible and invisible trade

b)

Difference between total exports and imports over a certain period of time

c)

Difference between developed and developing countries in trade practices

d)

Difference between credit and debit in international transactions

8.

What is the main difference between visible trade and invisible trade?

a)

Visible trade refers to physical products exchange, while invisible trade refers to services exchange

b)

Visible trade refers to services exchange, while invisible trade refers to physical products exchange

c)

Visible trade refers to trade within a single country, while invisible trade refers to trade between different countries

d)

Visible trade refers to online transactions, while invisible trade refers to in-person transactions

9.

What is the impact of a trade surplus on a country's economy?

a)

Allows the economy to grow

b)

Makes the country poorer

c)

Leads to economic recession

d)

Has no impact on the economy

10.

What does the balance of payments (BOP) record?

a)

Only the invisible trade transactions

b)

Only the visible trade transactions

c)

All the economic international transactions of the country

d)

Only the trade deficit and surplus

11.

"Balance of trade" refers to...

a)
The difference between a country's exports and imports of goods.
b)
The total value of a country's currency
c)
The number of goods produced domestically
d)
The amount of money in circulation within a country