Class 11 Business Studies Chapter 10 International Business Quiz 30 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following is a common disadvantage faced by first movers entering a foreign market?
2. A multinational company (MNC) is a business organization which has its headquarters in two country but has operations in four different countries.
3. Which European country hides a Christmas pickle ornament in the tree?
4. When and by whom was Tesco founded?
5. What is available for UK businesses wanting to start operating overseas?
6. Globalisation has improved in the living structure of .....
7. Which type of control system is most effective at aligning subsidiary managers with corporate strategic objectives that extend beyond local financial results?
8. What are the main theories of international trade?
9. Which of the following is an example of cultural influence on consumption?
10. Which of the following is NOT one of the three primary activities of the IMF?
11. When is FDI a suitable entry mode for a business?
12. A PEST Analysis can be used to gauge external factors that could impact the profitability of a company.
13. The ..... is often an appropriate place to test products and fine-tune performance before tackling the complexities of international trade.
14. What are imports?
15. ..... is an example of a secondary sector activity.
16. Which mode of entry involves a company partnering with another company in the foreign market?
17. How does the Department for International Trade support international businesses?
18. Which Classical Trade Theory challenged Mercantilism by arguing that trade is a 'Positive-Sum Game' where all countries can benefit?
19. ..... are the two macro factors that seem to underlie the trend toward greater globalization.
20. It is also known as global procurement, or global purchasing, the strategy of buying products and services from foreign sources and bringing them into the home country or a third country.
21. FEMA came into force on
22. ..... is the making, buying and selling of products within a country.
23. Why might a company choose a late-mover strategy when expanding internationally?
24. How did Netflix adapt its content strategy in India?
25. What factors influence currency exchange rates?
26. Which stage of going global focuses on market expansion?
27. In a geographic structure, managers in each region can make decisions suited to their markets.
28. What is Investment Promotion?
29. Underdeveloped nations tend to trade what type of goods?
30. UNIT 1:ABOUT YOUVocabulary:a/anI work for an ..... company.
31. GATT primarily sets rules for which domain?
32. Which of the following was created in an effort to promote free trade?
33. What does FDI stand for in the context of international business finance?
34. Which of the following is not a key EXPORT of the UAE?
35. What does the term "Benchmarking" refer to?
36. What is the full form of EPRG in the context of international marketing?
37. FDI stands for .....
38. What are the advantages of licensing for a company?
39. T/F:EVERY country has its own laws and rules, its own currency, and its own business traditions
40. What consequences might arise from the implementation of tariffs on all imports into the nation?
41. ..... help define the character of a culture, but they usually do not provide a specific course of action.
42. Franchising grants the right to:
43. Ethnocentricity can be defined as the .....
44. Anything that a firm does especially well compared to rival firms is referred to as:
45. Data provided to media to convey a company message.
46. A country concerned about lack of skilled workers to complete jobs in emerging careers would have potential business partners concerned with which component?
47. Which of the following arguments supports the Paul Samuelson's critique?
48. In Iceland, which Christmas figure rewards children who finish their chores?
49. Define trading bloc.
50. What is the focus of global supply chain management?
51. Total exports-Total imports = Net Balance of Trade
52. The four types of pressure for local responsiveness are:differences in consumer tastes and preferences, differences in traditional practices and structure, differences in distribution channels and host government demands.
53. Members do away with duties and other trade barriers-they allow companies to invest freely in each member's country *ex. EU (European Union)
54. How can excessive exports negatively impact a country's natural resources?
55. Political union is economic and political integration whereby countries coordinate aspects of their economic and political systems.
56. What is the purpose of PESTEL analysis in International Business?
57. What is the importance of establishing relationships with local partners?
58. This is a type of business formation where two or more parties manage and operate a business and share its' profits.
59. What is international business primarily concerned with?
60. Which of the following is NOT true about MNEs?