Commerce JAMB, WAEC, NECO AND NABTEB Official Past Questions

2479

The main function of a thrift and credit cooperative society is to

  • A. encourage members to buy cheaply
  • B. enable members get the highest profit
  • C. help members get legal redress
  • D. encourage members to save
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2480

The main function of a thrift and credit cooperative society is to

  • A. encourage members to buy cheaply
  • B. enable members get the highest profit
  • C. help members get legal redress
  • D. encourage members to save
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2481

Catalogs are mostly used by

  • A. chain stores
  • B. department stores
  • C. mail order firms
  • D. supermarkets
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2482

Catalogs are mostly used by

  • A. chain stores
  • B. department stores
  • C. mail order firms
  • D. supermarkets
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2483

Which of the following insurance principles states that a person must be in a position to suffer financially in the event of a loss?

  • A. Proximate cause
  • B. Indemnity
  • C. Insurable interest
  • D. Subrogation
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2484

Which of the following must be stated in the article of association?

  • A. the objects of the company
  • B. the registered office address of the company
  • C. the method of issue and transfer of shares
  • D. Statement that liabilities are limited
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2485

Which of the following must be stated in the article of association?

  • A. the objects of the company
  • B. the registered office address of the company
  • C. the method of issue and transfer of shares
  • D. Statement that liabilities are limited
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2486

A company whose shares are not easily transferable is a

  • A. private limited company
  • B. public limited company
  • C. public corporation
  • D. company limited by guarantee
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2487

A company whose shares are not easily transferable is a

  • A. private limited company
  • B. public limited company
  • C. public corporation
  • D. company limited by guarantee
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2488

The selling of articles from place to place on foot is

  • A. mail order
  • B. itinerant trading
  • C. barter
  • D. self service
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2489

One roof containing a number of shops is a

  • A. tied shop
  • B. mail order firm
  • C. department store
  • D. chain store
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2490

One roof containing a number of shops is a

  • A. tied shop
  • B. mail order firm
  • C. department store
  • D. chain store
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2491

The import of foreign-produced goods to be re-exported is known as

  • A. domestic trade
  • B. wholesale trade
  • C. entrepot trade
  • D. counter trade
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2492

The import of foreign-produced goods to be re-exported is known as

  • A. domestic trade
  • B. wholesale trade
  • C. entrepot trade
  • D. counter trade
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2493

Which of the following factors is not to be considered in starting a retail trade?

  • A. Size of the business
  • B. Nature of the business
  • C. Amount of capital required
  • D. Level of tax payable
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2494

Which of the following factors is not to be considered in starting a retail trade?

  • A. Size of the business
  • B. Nature of the business
  • C. Amount of capital required
  • D. Level of tax payable
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2495

Small scale retailers continue to survive inspite of serious competition from large scale retailers because they

  • A. buy from many manufacturers
  • B. maintain personal relationship with customers
  • C. stock only one line of goods in their stalls
  • D. do not separate business money from personal money
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2496

Which of the following describes the reason for international trade

  • A. Balance of payment
  • B. Comparative cost advantage
  • C. Absolute cost advantage
  • D. Balance of trade
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2497

If a businessman wants to insure against dishonesty of the cashier, he will take

  • A. burglary policy
  • B. an employer's liability cover
  • C. a fidelity guarantee cover
  • D. a consequential loss policy
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2498

If a businessman wants to insure against dishonesty of the cashier, he will take

  • A. burglary policy
  • B. an employer's liability cover
  • C. a fidelity guarantee cover
  • D. a consequential loss policy
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2499

Which of the following can quote its shares on the stock exchange

  • A. Partnership
  • B. Sole-proprietorship
  • C. Co-operative society
  • D. Public limited company
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