International Business and E-Commerce
JKPSC Assistant Professor (Commerce) · Commerce · 55 practice questions with answers and explanations: 10 Easy, 43 Medium, 2 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
A digital wallet is used to:
- Store papers
- Store coins
- Print notes
- Store money electronically for payments
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Answer: D. Paytm and PhonePe are examples.
Sample Easy question 2
A portal on the internet is:
- A telephone
- A printer
- A website that brings together information and services
- A router
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Answer: C. Yahoo is a classic example.
Sample Easy question 3
The theory of absolute advantage was given by:
- David Ricardo
- Michael Porter
- Heckscher and Ohlin
- Adam Smith
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Answer: D. A country should export what it produces with fewer resources than others.
Sample Medium question 4
A Special Economic Zone is:
- A war zone
- A forest area
- A residential zone
- A designated area with special incentives for export production
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Answer: D. India's SEZ Act dates from 2005.
Sample Medium question 5
The Information Technology Act, 2000 gives legal recognition to:
- Electronic records and digital signatures
- Paper currency
- Radio licences
- Print media
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Answer: A. It is India's main e-commerce law.
Sample Medium question 6
Which of the following is a B2B e-commerce model?
- An online auction between individuals
- Online grocery sales to a household
- Electronic data interchange between firms
- A government tax portal
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Answer: C. It links the systems of two businesses.
Sample Hard question 7
Purchasing power parity states that the exchange rate between two currencies tends to reflect:
- The gap in their interest rates
- Their trade balances
- The ratio of their price levels
- Their foreign exchange reserves
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Answer: C. A basket of goods should cost the same in both.
Sample Hard question 8
Transfer pricing refers to:
- The pricing of goods and services transferred between related units of a multinational
- The price of imported goods at customs
- The price set by a regulator
- The price in a futures market
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Answer: A. Tax authorities watch it to prevent profit shifting.
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