Commerce JAMB, WAEC, NECO AND NABTEB Official Past Questions

22

A person who undertakes responsibility for forming a new company is

  • A. auditor
  • B. solicitor
  • C. registrar
  • D. promoter
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23

The process of winding up a public limited company by a court order is known as

  • A. termination
  • B. dissolution
  • C. voluntary liquidation
  • D. compulsory liquidation
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24

A country is said to achieve a trade surplus when total

  • A. visible exports exceed total visible imports
  • B. invisible exports exceed total invinsible imports
  • C. visible exports exceed total invisible imports
  • D. visible imports exceed total visible exports
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25

A country is said to achieve a trade surplus when total

  • A. visible exports exceed total visible imports
  • B. invisible exports exceed total invinsible imports
  • C. visible exports exceed total invisible imports
  • D. visible imports exceed total visible exports
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26

A physical restriction placed on the quantity of goods that can be imported is

  • A. a ban
  • B. a quota
  • C. an excise duty
  • D. an import tax
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27

A physical restriction placed on the quantity of goods that can be imported is

  • A. a ban
  • B. a quota
  • C. an excise duty
  • D. an import tax
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28

Direct sales to consumers by manufacturers is a means of eliminating

  • A. wholesalers only
  • B. retailers only
  • C. middlemen
  • D. agents
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29

Direct sales to consumers by manufacturers is a means of eliminating

  • A. wholesalers only
  • B. retailers only
  • C. middlemen
  • D. agents
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30

The selling of goods in small units is normally performed by

  • A. chambers of commerce
  • B. wholesalers
  • C. distributors
  • D. retailers
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31

A tariff refers to

  • A. fees imposed on contraband goods
  • B. fees paid on exports
  • C. taxes imposed on imported goods
  • D. taxes paid on home-made goods
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32

Ad valorem duties are based on the

  • A. importance of the goods imported
  • B. value of the goods imported
  • C. weight of the goods imported
  • D. nature of the goods imported
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33

Ad valorem duties are based on the

  • A. importance of the goods imported
  • B. value of the goods imported
  • C. weight of the goods imported
  • D. nature of the goods imported
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34

Which of the following is not a function of warehousing

  • A. Creating security of goods
  • B. Stabilization of price
  • C. Production ahead of demand
  • D. Storage of goods
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35

A person’s deliberate decision to reduce the value of her currency is called

  • A. deregulation
  • B. inflation
  • C. devaluation
  • D. revaluation
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36

Which of the following is an advantage of a sole trader?

  • A. Guaranteed profit
  • B. Quick decision-making
  • C. Unlimited liabilty
  • D. Buying on credit
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37

The money issued by Ola Maro and Co Ltd. in running the day to day activities of the business is represented by

  • A. fixed capital
  • B. capital employed
  • C. paid-up capital
  • D. working capital
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38

A Ltd. Company has an authorized capital of 2,000,000 shares of D5 each. If the company issued 1,200,000 shares, its issued capital is

  • A. D 10,0000,000
  • B. D6,000,000
  • C. D4,000,000
  • D. D2,000,000
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39

The difference between current assets and current liabilities is

  • A. Issued capital
  • B. capital employed
  • C. working capital
  • D. nominal capital
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40

A personal computer on sale in an office equipment shop is an example of

  • A. stock
  • B. fixed asset
  • C. liability
  • D. fixed capital
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41

Public enterprises are financed mainly by

  • A. the shareholders
  • B. commercial banks
  • C. government grants
  • D. mortgage banks
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42

Which of the following is a feature of supermarkets?

  • A. Gives credit to reliable customers
  • B. Specializes in one line of product
  • C. Goods are on display with price tags
  • D. Does not have to provide storage facilities
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