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Tariff can be defined as a compulsory levy on

  • A. foreign exchange earnings
  • B. foreigners working in Nigeria
  • C. imported goods only
  • D. import and export
  • E. substitutes and inferior goods
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170

Tariff can be defined as a compulsory levy on

  • A. foreign exchange earnings
  • B. foreigners working in Nigeria
  • C. imported goods only
  • D. import and export
  • E. substitutes and inferior goods
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171

Use the information below to answer this question.

Aisha sold her wristwatch to Halima for N2,000.00 and she paid

The sum of N2,000.00 is the

  • A. consideration
  • B. entitlement
  • C. fees
  • D. money
  • E. offer
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172

The principle of insurance which ensures that an individual is restored to his former position after suffering a loss is

  • A. contribution
  • B. indemnity
  • C. insurable interest
  • D. subrogation
  • E. utmost good faith
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173

The association that encourages savings for the benefit of its members is known as

  • A. Consumer co-operative society
  • B. Credit and thrift co-operative society
  • C. Consumer association
  • D. Producer co-operative society
  • E. Producer association
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174

The association that encourages savings for the benefit of its members is known as

  • A. Consumer co-operative society
  • B. Credit and thrift co-operative society
  • C. Consumer association
  • D. Producer co-operative society
  • E. Producer association
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175

The organisation of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) is an example of a/n……

  • A. amalgamation
  • B. cartel
  • C. consortium
  • D. holding company
  • E. merger
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176

The organisation of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) is an example of a/n……

  • A. amalgamation
  • B. cartel
  • C. consortium
  • D. holding company
  • E. merger
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177

The major divisions of commerce are

  • A. buying and selling
  • B. export and import
  • C. foreign and home
  • D. trade and aids to trade
  • E. wholesale and retail
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178

Which of the following is NOT part of the documents to be submitted for the registration of companies?

  • A. A statement of nominal capital
  • B. A statutory declaration signed by a solicitor
  • C. Articles of Association
  • D. Memorandum of Association
  • E. The balance sheet of the company
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179

Which of the following is NOT part of the documents to be submitted for the registration of companies?

  • A. A statement of nominal capital
  • B. A statutory declaration signed by a solicitor
  • C. Articles of Association
  • D. Memorandum of Association
  • E. The balance sheet of the company
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180

The services offered by the following people .could be grouped under direct services. EXCEPT

  • A. doctors
  • B. entertainers
  • C. lawyers
  • D. policemen
  • E. teachers
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181

A voluntary body formed by members of a particular branch of trade or industry to represent interest of members is known as

  • A. chambers of commerce
  • B. cooperative society
  • C. trade association
  • D. trade commissions
  • E. trade union
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182

In a private limited liability company shares can be transferred

  • A. at the end of a financial year
  • B. by applying to the registrar of companies
  • C. without consulting other shareholders
  • D. with the consent to other shareholders
  • E. with the consent of the managing director
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183

In a private limited liability company shares can be transferred

  • A. at the end of a financial year
  • B. by applying to the registrar of companies
  • C. without consulting other shareholders
  • D. with the consent to other shareholders
  • E. with the consent of the managing director
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184

The full amount of capital which a company is authorized to raise is stated in the

  • A. articles of association
  • B. certificate of incorporation
  • C. certificate of trading
  • D. memorandum of association
  • E. share certificate
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185

The full amount of capital which a company is authorized to raise is stated in the

  • A. articles of association
  • B. certificate of incorporation
  • C. certificate of trading
  • D. memorandum of association
  • E. share certificate
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186

In limited liability company, the liability of a member at the time of liquidation is limited to the amount of shares.

  • A. allotted
  • B. called up
  • C. paid for
  • D. uncalled up
  • E. unpaid for
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187

In limited liability company, the liability of a member at the time of liquidation is limited to the amount of shares.

  • A. allotted
  • B. called up
  • C. paid for
  • D. uncalled up
  • E. unpaid for
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188

Trade may be defined as

  • A. buying and selling of goods
  • B. buying and selling of goods and services
  • C. distribution goods
  • D. production of goods
  • E. selling of goods and services
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189

Trade may be defined as

  • A. buying and selling of goods
  • B. buying and selling of goods and services
  • C. distribution goods
  • D. production of goods
  • E. selling of goods and services
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