Class 11 Business Studies Chapter 10 International Business Quiz 21 (25 MCQs)

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1. Falling barriers to trade are unanimously viewed as beneficial for job creation in advanced countries.
2. Name a major global trade agreement and its significance.
3. Type of GSP where one seller has many retailers or downstream locations
4. What is a challenge companies face when entering international markets?
5. If a company is entering a new international market, which environmental factor should it prioritize analyzing first?
6. Which of the following is NOT typically included in a franchising arrangement?
7. UNIT 2:ABOUT YOUR JOBDirection:Choose the best answer.'Claude Dumas'
8. The fundamental reason behind international business is that the countries cannot produce ..... or ..... all that they need.
9. The customary conduct which is considered polite among a particular group
10. A commodity, article, or service sold abroad.
11. Which one is a Multinational company?
12. The U.S. purchases oil from any other companies. For the U.S., oil in this case, is an example of an:
13. Religion of a person affects his/her
14. The merging of historically distinct andseparate national markets into one hugeglobal marketplace is known as .....
15. Country B has an absolute advantage in
16. In some countries business women should only shake hands if
17. Why is navigating regulatory environments critical for international businesses?
18. The document containing detailed information regarding price, quality, size, weight, shape, etc. of products which the exporter can supply, is called:
19. Coca Cola uses which type of MNC strategy?
20. What are the key factors that influence a country's decision to export or import goods and services?
21. The devices used to reward appropriate managerial behavior is known as .....
22. What is the role of market research in international marketing?
23. What does CAFTA stand for?
24. In ..... approach, the firm accepts a regional marketing policy covering a group of countries which have comparable market characteristics such as economic, cultural or political similarities and formulates operational strategies based on region instead of countries.
25. How does franchising contribute to global business expansion?