Below is an MBA trivia questions test on business and management. It is perfect for a student who wishes to refresh their memory on what they have learned about the business sector from their course program. Do you feel like you know just enough to give you a high score? The best way to know this is by taking the quiz. Give it a shot!
Growth Strategy
Profit Advantage
Limitations in domestic market
Economies of scale
All of the above
Political, Economical, Social, Technical, Ecological, Legal
Political, Economical, Social, Technical, Environmental, Legal
Political, Economical, Social, Technological, Environmental, Legal
Psychological, Economical, Social, Technical, Ecological, Legal
Psychological, Environmental, Social, Technical, Ecological, Legal
CIE
ICC
CEC
IEC
CIC
South Korea
Indonasia
Turkey
Vietnam
Columbia
IMF
World Bank
WTO
ITC
Indian Bank for Rural Development
Marketing Tie-up
Take Over
Wholly Owned Subsidiary Company
Mergers & Acquisition
Resource sharing arrangement
Michael Porter
Amartya Sen
Thomas Friedman
Kenichi Ohmae
Adam Smith
GDP Comparative Ratio
BOP Theory
Big Mac Index
PPP Theory
Law of One Price
Swap transaction
Exchange transaction
Spot transaction
Forward transaction
Short transaction
Identical political factors
Same financial systems
Similar market characteristics
Equal risk factors
Aim at satisfying the needs of customers
Language of the country
Culture of the country
Environment & climate of the country
Ethnic factors of the country
All of the above
Increased economy of scale of its products
Provides a good position in the global market
Possibility of combining product development, marketing and purchasing activities in different countries
Standardisation of operations & processes
All of the above
Emergence of new markets
Emergence of regional blocs
Increasing gap between the rich and the poor
Falling barriers to trade and investment
Technological innovation
Generation of requirements
Sourcing the suppliers
Development of pricing
Negotiating with the customers
Post-award activities like development of supplier, technical assistance & trouble shooting
To provide income for the people who are below the povert line (BPL)
To provide long-term capital assistance to its member countries for their reconstruction & development
To supply food materials for underdeveloped countries
To encourage export of essential goods to developing and underdeveloped member countries
To provide financial assistance to the various non-governmental organisations (NGO) for their projects in eradicating poverty, hunger and unemployment
Budget introduced by the government of the country
Demand & trade of goods & services of the country in the international market
Political conditions
Market psychology
All of the above
Improve foreign investment climate
Ensure that the operations of enterprises are in harmony with government policies
Bring political and economic stability in the country
Strengthen the basis of mutual confidence between enterprises and the societies in which they operate
Enhance contribution of enterprise to sustainable development
Country risk
Foreign exchange risk
Financial risk
Quality risk
Business risk
Business corporations have only one responsibility and that is to increase their profits
Businesses have social responsibilty and it should create employment to people and improve the society
Business enterprises should follow the Triple BottomLine (TBL) concept in sustainable development
The business of a business is not only to do business
A business entity should contribute to development of society and should not harm the ecology & environment
Foreign Trade Policy 2012-2017
Foreign Trade Policy 2011-2016
Foreign Trade Policy 2010-2015
Foreign Trade Policy 2009-2014
Foreign Trade Policy 2008-2013
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