1. The main promoter of international trade liberalisation
IBRD
NAFTA
SAARC
GATT- WTO
4. GATT- WTO
WTO is the promoter of Interantional Trade Liberalisation. WTO set and enforce rules for international trade
2. The most common trade barrier faced by a multinational company is the
Embargo
Quota
Sales tax
Tariff
4. Tariff
A tariff is a tax imposed by one country on the goods and services imported from another country. It is imposed by almost all the countries of the world
3. Exchange Rate System where the Central Bank intervenes to smoothen out the exchange rate fluctuations is termed as
Free float
Clean float
Managed float
Fixed rate system
3. Managed Float
The central bank manages the exchange rate fluctuations through various measures.
4. Factor Endownment Theory of International Trade was propounded by
David Ricardo
J. S. Mill
C.P. Kindleberges
Bertil-Ohlin
4. Bertil-Ohlin
5. Which of the following is not a force in the Porter Five Forces model?
Buyers
Supplier
Complementry Products
Industry rivalry
3. Complementry Products
Porter’s five forces are:
Competition in the industry,
Potential of new entrants into the industry,
Power of suppliers,
Power of customers and
Threat of substitute products
6. According to this theory, the holdings of a country’s treasure primarily in the form of gold constituted its wealth.
Gold Theory
Ricardo Theory
Mercantilism
Hecksher Theory
3. Mercantilism
Theory of mercantiliam states the government seeks to regulate the economy and trade in order to promote domestic industry – often at the expense of other countries. Mercantilism is associated with policies which restrict imports, increase stocks of gold and protect domestic industries. that
7. Which is the right sequence of stages of Internationalization
8. Subsidiaries consider the regional environment for policy / Strategy formulation is known as
Polycentric Approach
Regiocentric Approach
Ethnocentric Approach
Geocentric Approach
Regiocentric Orientation is an approach adopted by a firm wherein it adopts a marketing strategy across a group of countries, which have been grouped on the basis of their market characteristics; i.e., the market characteristics of these countries would be more or less similar.
9. The Theory of Absolute Cost Advantage is given by
David Ricardo
Adam Smith
F W Taylor
Ohlin and Heckscher
2. Adam Smith
The concept of absolute advantage was first introduced in 1776 in the context of international trade by Adam Smith, a Scottish philosopher considered the father of modern economics.
10. The theory of comparative cost advantage is given by
David Ricardo
Adam Smith
F W Taussig
Ohlin and Heckshe
1. David Ricardo
The law of comparative advantage is popularly attributed to English political economist David Ricardo and his book “On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation” written in 1817