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Commerce Questions and Answers for Competitive Exams | Commerce Quiz Set 5

(1) Interest earned by a depositor against a deposit with a commercial bank for custodial service :
[1] is a fund based income
[2] is a fee based income
[3] is a combination of fund and fee based gain
[4] is a commitment based gain
Answer: is a fund based income
(2) The operations of banks and financial institutions are regulated by :
[1] The RBI Act 1934 only
[2] The Banking Regulation Act 1949 only
[3] Information Technology Act 2000 only
[4] All of the above
Answer: All of the above

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(3) To operationalise online, internet, mobile banking, debit card and credit card tools, some of the essential ingredients are :
[1] Compliance with the Information Technology Act 2000
[2] Satellite connection
[3] Selection of a portal and server
[4] All of the above
Answer: All of the above
(4) Any country consistently facing balance of payment deficiency can approach
[1] The World Bank
[2] The Smithsonian Institute
[3] IMF
[4] The IMF and the IBRD
Answer: IMF
(5) Counter–trade means :
[1] A sort of bilateral trade where one set of goods is exchanged for another set of goods and a seller provides a buyer with deliveries
[2] A company takes full responsibility for making its goods available in the target market by selling directly to the end-users.
[3] The companies in two separate sovereigns agree to exchange one set of goods for another set of goods
[4] A set of multilateral trade where one of goods and services may be exchanged for another set of goods and services among the trading partners.
Answer: A sort of bilateral trade where one set of goods is exchanged for another set of goods and a seller provides a buyer with deliveries
(6) The floating rate system is characterised by :
[1] the market forces that determine the exchange rate between two currencies.
[2] the central banking authorities of the two countries mutually agree upon the rate.
[3] help realigning the par value of major currencies.
[4] the rate of exchange mutually agreed upon between IMF and its member nations
Answer: the market forces that determine the exchange rate between two currencies.
(7) A practice of selling a commodity in a foreign market at a price lower than the domestic price; and even at equal to the cost of production to capture foreign market is known as :
[1] Gouging
[2] Forging
[3] Dumping
[4] Forfeiting
Answer: Dumping
(8) The highest percentage of export from India went to which of the following regions in 2013-14 ?
[1] OECD countries
[2] SAARC
[3] USA
[4] Latin America
Answer: OECD countries
(9) X Ltd. goes into liquidation and a new company Z Ltd. purchases the business of X Ltd. It is a case of :
[1] Amalgamation
[2] Internal reconstruction
[3] Absorption
[4] External reconstruction
Answer: External reconstruction
(10) When the cost incurred on recruiting, training and developing the employees is considered for determining the value of employees, it is called :
[1] The replacement cost approach
[2] The opportunity cost approach
[3] The historical cost approach
[4] None of the above
Answer: The historical cost approach
(11) In India, NIFTY and SENSEX are calculated on the basis of :
[1] Market capitalisation
[2] Paid up capital
[3] Authorized share capital
[4] Free-float market capitalisation
Answer: Free-float market capitalisation
(12) Financial Instruments which are issued with detachable warrants and are redeemable after certain period is known as
[1] Deep Discount Bonds
[2] Bunny Bonds
[3] Secured Premium Notes
[4] Junk Bonds
Answer: Secured Premium Notes
(13) In addition to motivation, learning and memory, which one of the following is included in the main psychological processes affecting consumer behaviour ?
[1] Perception
[2] Life cycle
[3] Life style
[4] Social class
Answer: Perception
(14) Which one of the following is not a stage in the product life cycle ?
[1] Introduction
[2] Growth
[3] Equilibrium
[4] Decline
Answer: Equilibrium
(15) Which one of the following is correct statement in respect of co-branding ?
[1] Co-branding is an umbrella branding of goods of a company
[2] In co-branding, two or more well-known existing brands are combined into a joint product.
[3] Co-branding is the process of combining two brands for promoting brand equity.
[4] All of the above
Answer: In co-branding, two or more well-known existing brands are combined into a joint product.

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