Commerce questions and answers

Commerce Questions and Answers

Test and improve your knowledge of the fundamentals of buying and selling with these Commerce past questions and answers.

906.

Which of the following describes the reason for international trade

A.

Balance of payment

B.

Comparative cost advantage

C.

Absolute cost advantage

D.

Balance of trade

Correct answer is B

Comparative advantage is an economic term that refers to an economy's ability to produce goods and services at a lower opportunity cost than that of trade partners. Countries mainly enter into international trade to buy goods and services that they would normally produce at a higher cost compared to buying it from another country that is producing it a relatively low cost

907.

If a businessman wants to insure against dishonesty of the cashier, he will take

A.

burglary policy

B.

an employer's liability cover

C.

a fidelity guarantee cover

D.

a consequential loss policy

Correct answer is C

Fidelity Guarantee insurance; This is cover which protects your organisation against the loss of money and/or property which you may suffer as a result of a dishonest or fraudulent act by an employee or volunteer.

908.

Which of the following can quote its shares on the stock exchange

A.

Partnership

B.

Sole-proprietorship

C.

Co-operative society

D.

Public limited company

Correct answer is D

Public limited company; is a company whose securities are traded on a stock exchange and can be bought and sold by anyone. 

909.

A bonded warehouse is a place for keeping

A.

contraband goods

B.

dutiable goods

C.

tax free goods

D.

smuggled goods

Correct answer is B

Bonded warehouse; is a customs-controlled warehouse for the retention of imported goods until the duty owed is paid.

910.

The cost of advertising is ultimately borne by the

A.

manufacturer

B.

consumer

C.

wholesaler

D.

retailer

Correct answer is B

The cost of advertising a product is one of the indirect costs that is included in the sale price of a product. The consumer indirectly pays for advertisement.