Chapter 10 · Class 11 · CBSE · Commerce Business Studies
International Business
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- International Business Foundations
- International Entry Modes
- Export Procedure and Documents
- Import Procedure and Documents
- International Payments and Foreign Exchange
- Trade Barriers and WTO Governance
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-AE8D18See the answer and solution
Which feature most clearly distinguishes international business from domestic business?
- A.It involves transactions only within the political boundaries of one country.
- B.It involves business transactions across the political boundaries of two or more countries.
- C.It is carried out only by government-owned enterprises.
- D.It always requires the physical movement of goods.
- Question 2Q-263E58See the answer and solution
An Indian company permits a foreign company to use its patent and technology in return for a fee, without making a direct investment in the foreign country. Which mode of international business is this?
- A.Licensing
- B.Wholly owned subsidiary
- C.Contract manufacturing
- D.Joint venture
- Question 3Q-30D6C5See the answer and solution
A company wants complete ownership and control over its foreign operations and is prepared to commit substantial capital while accepting high business risk. Which mode of international business best suits this objective?
- A.Exporting
- B.Licensing
- C.Wholly owned subsidiary
- D.Franchising
- Question 4Q-E711DBSee the answer and solution
State any two benefits of international business to a country and briefly explain each.
- Question 5Q-2CE5ECSee the answer and solution
An Indian business purchases specialised machinery from a company located in Japan. This transaction is an example of:
- A.Export trade
- B.Import trade
- C.Entrepot trade
- D.Domestic trade
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