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TEST Clients look for .from an arbitration service A speed and cost effectiveness B reliability of the arbitrators and their decisions C confidentiality D all of the above (A, B and C) You can .a house and .a car A hire/rent B hire/hire C rent/rent or hire Transferring money from Britain to another country is called sending money A overseas B over-water C over-waves 11 insurance originated in the fifteenth century A Boat B Sea C Navy D Marine 13 Between which parties is an insurance contract made? A Between the insurer and the shipping company B Between an insurance company and the shipping company C Between the insurer and the party taking out insurance cover D Between the assured party and the party taking out insurance cover 15 In joint venture, two or more companies .on specific projects A collaborate B compete C practice D deal 16 Open cover is not a policy: the .will write a policy if required A Insurer B Importer C Exporter 23 is open-ended A tailor-made B floating C open cover 19 In the past, a lot of small banks were .by larger ones A bought up B eaten up C chewed up 21 Normally, Risks are transferred at the point of A Delivery B Payment C Arrival 25 Cultural differences are one of the potential .of international mergers A threats B pitfalls C attraction D benefits 30 She looked at the .to check where the goods were produced A certificate of origin B test certificate C postmark D trade mark 33 is the money paid for the right to use the property of another person A Compensation payment B Royalty payment C Property charges D Royalty fees 35 One problem in international mergers is the difference in .and benefits for managers with similar positions A duties B output C activity D compensation 41 The exporter didn.t receive payment for his goods because the buyer A defaulted B deferred C declines D denied 43 Many countries, such as the United Kingdom and New Zealand, are .dependent on international trade A favorable B heavily C perfectly D grossly 45 Collecting, analyzing and reporting data relevant to a specific market situation (such as a proposed new product) is A market analysis B market segmentation C marketing D market research 46 A monetary system whereby the value of currencies could be converted into gold at a country.s central bank A gold system B gold standard C gold value D gold convertible 50 A bankrupt person's .can be taken and used to repay his/her debts A things B items C property All mergers aim to create .for the two companies shareholders A added value B lower costs C economies of scale D tax benefits In Britain, it's not usual to discuss your personal A money B finances C money arrangements Why sellers or buyers insure their cargoes? A To protect themselves from loss or damage to their goods B To protect themselves from loss only C To protect themselves from damage only D To protect the third party from loss or damage to their goods Anything that acts as a security or guarantee for a loan A Collateral B Mortgage C Warranty D Guarantee A force majeure is an .event such as strike, riot or natural disaster which prevents a contract from being A unforeseen / fulfilled B unseen / fulfilled C unforeseen / filled 13 Undertaking to indemnify means A Disagree to pay compensation for loss or damage B Agree to pay compensation for loss or damage C Agree to pay for loss or damage without compensation D Agree to pay compensation for the broker 16 Two parties sign a contract A The contract is binding B The contract is effective C The contract is binding and effective 17 Employing more staff has reduced our .time in the port A turning B turn-round C turn back D turnover 19 The agreed amount of money to give insurance cover is A Premium B life insurance C marine insurance D compensation 20 Here's the fifty dollars I A owe you B pay you back C must return 22 Multinational companies usually have .in different countries A daughter companies B subsidiaries C factories D colleagues 23 The government has imposed protective tariffs to stop the .of cheap imports which threatened to destroy domestic industries A rain B famine C flood D storm 25 Multinational companies can adapt their management method to the .in each country or continent A their culture B local conditions C local culture D local people 26 Insurance companies can be considered as professional .Takers A life B risk C chance D misfortune 28 After dispatching the goods, the exporter .the documents to his bank A demands B collects C issues D presents 31 A person who receives an international payment is called the A getter B beneficiary C receiver 37 Currency bought or sold today with delivery two business days later A Spot transaction B Forward transaction C business transaction D Futures transaction 39 Some manufacturers were accused of , in other words selling goods abroad at a lower price than they were sold domestically A dumping B revaluing C flooding D devaluation 41 My endowment policy will .when I.m sixty-five A ripen B mature C flourish D break 44 Make sure all this equipment is insured .accidental damage A over B against C with D from 47 Factors that can give a country an absolute or comparative advantage in goods and services over other countries are A factors of production, most importantly raw materials, but also labor pool B climate, economies of scale C natural resources and location D All of these above 49 The person who goes between the person who wants the insurance and the person who underwrites it is A a shipper B a client C a broker D an insurer TEST 3 The .form you fill in is the basis of your contract with the insurance company A proposition B application C enrolment D proposal When the total value of a country.s imports is greater than its exports, it is a trade A balance B loss C debit D deficit Some of the language in insurance .is incomprehensible to most ordinary people A premiums B policies C rates D invoices 10 In many cases, the insurance company doesn't take the financial A problem B risk C damage 11 An insolvent company often goes into liquidation A private individual who cannot pay his/her debts may be declared .by a court A bankrupt B indebted C penniless 18 Which market is bigger? A Super market is bigger than traditional market B Street market is bigger than home market C An open air market is bigger than a home market D Product market is bigger than consumer market 19 A bill of exchange become payable upon A remittance B acceptance C dispatch D maturity 21 are raw materials such as agricultural products and metals that are traded on special exchanges A Goods B Raw materials C Productivity D Commodities 23 What is the most complete cover of insurance? A No partial loss is payable B Partial loss is payable C It only covers total loss D Against all risks 25 An evidence that an insurance contract has been made is A An insurance certificate B A certificate of origin C A health certificate D A compensation certificate 26 The point of delivery is much the same for all .terms and .terms ¡V when the exporter hands the goods over to the carrier A C and F B D and F C C and D 29 A life insurance policy pays out .your death or after a set period, whichever is first A in case of B if C in the event of 30 In the UK, mergers and acquisitions are not .by the government A controlled B checked C regulated 35 A country with very low taxes is known as a A tax heaven B tax haven C tax paradise 36 The process of making and defending a claim in court is A arbitration B litigation C prevention D protection 39 Prices go up every year This is because of A inflation B expansion C evolution A DDP B CIP C CIF 33 In CIF and CIP contracts, .must pay for insurance from the point of delivery to the named point of arrival A The exporter B The importer C The carrier 43 In CIF and CIP contracts, the exporter normally assigns the insurance agreement to A The buyer B The carrier C The issuing bank 44 If shipment is under Incoterms other than CIF or CIP, A The buyer has to arrange the insurance cover by himself B The buyer may still ask the exporter to arrange some aspects of the insurance for him C The exporter has to arrange the insurance cover for the goods D The exporter pays for insurance till the port of discharge Unless the letter of credit states otherwise, insurance coverage on a CIF or CIP shipment must be for .of the CIF (or CIP) value of the goods A 100% B 90% C 50% D 110% 38 The Incoterm .contains 11 terms A 1990 B 2000 C 2010 10 The Incoterm .contains 13 terms A 1990 B 2000 C 2010 D 1990 and 2000 10 Earthquake, volcanic eruption and lighting are covered under the cargo clause A A B B C C D A and B 26 Earthquake, volcanic eruption and lighting are not covered under the cargo clause A A B B C C D B and C 37 The risk of rough handling is covered under the cargo clause A A B B C C D A and B 46 The risk of rough handling is not covered under the cargo clause A A B B C C D C and B 38 All risks covered is under .clause A A B B C C 48 War risk is not included in A A clause B B clause C A,B,C clause The clause covers General Average A A B B C A,B,C General average has the conditions: A The ship was in danger B The captain decided to lighten the ship and the ship arrived the destination safely C The captain decided to lighten the ship and the ship arrived the destination safely with the remaining cargo D A and C 37 Unless otherwise agreed, the insurance is "minimum coverĂă ¡V cargo clause A A B B C C 34 " Minimum CoverageĂă is the so-called Cargo Clause A A B B C C Average clause in the policy defines the .of the cover under the insurance A time B extent C amount D money 44 is the situation when a ship in a storm might have to jettison certain cargo to protect the ship and the remaining cargo A Average clause B Particular average C General average D Average clause general 31 Joining with firms in other stages of the production or sale of a product is known as A horizontal merger B diversification C vertical merger D backward merger 39 Joining with firms in other stages of the production or sale of a product A horizontal integration B vertical integration C backward integration D forward integration 18 A merger with or the acquisition of one.s marketing outlets is known as A horizontal merger B forward merger C vertical merger D backward merger 30 A merger with or the acquisition of one.s marketing outlets A horizontal integration B vertical integration C backward integration D forward integration A merger with or the acquisition of one.s suppliers A horizontal integration B vertical integration C backward integration D forward integration 41 A merger with or the acquisition of one.s suppliers is known as A horizontal merger B forward merger C vertical merger D backward merger 31 To merge with or take over other firms producing the same type of goods or services A horizontal integration B vertical integration C backward integration D forward integration 43 Merging with or taking over other firms producing the same type of goods or services is known as A horizontal merger B diversification C vertical merger D backward merger 32 from a source country into a destination country for the purpose of exporting to a third country A Horizontal FDI B Platform FDI C Vertical FDI 14 takes place when a firm through FDI moves upstream or downstream in different value chains i.e., when firms perform value-adding activities stage by stage in a vertical fashion in a host country A Horizontal FDI B Platform FDI C Vertical FDI 47 arises when a firm duplicates its home country-based activities at the same value chain stage in a host country through FDI A Horizontal FDI B Platform FDI C Vertical FDI Buying a company for less than the value of its assets, the selling these assets to make a profit is called A asset stripping B An acquisition C A takeover bid D A raid 14 Buying another company.s shares on the stock exchange, hoping to persuade enough other shareholders to sell to take control of the company A A merger B An acquisition C An integration D A raid 37 Getting control of a company by buying over 50% of its shares is A a raid B a takeover bid C a merger D an acquisition 32 When a company.s top executives buy the company they work for is known as A a raid B a takeover bid C a merger D an acquisition 32 A public offer to buy a company.s shareholders to buy their shares, at a particular price during a particular period, so as to acquire a company A A merger B An acquisition C A takeover bid D A raid 13 The document which shows details of goods being transported and which entitles the receiver to collect the goods is called a A bill of exchange B document of title C bill of lading D declaration A document that shows details of goods being transported; it entitles the receiver to collect the goods on arrival A An invoice B A bill of exchange C A bill of lading D A draft 33 Among other things, a .contains details of the goods, their destination and the name of the ship carrying them A bill of lading B way-bill C bill of exchange D receipt 44 Bill of Lading is the most important document because it is a A document of title B document of negotiation C document of freight 36 A marine Bill of Lading becomes negotiable document and no restriction on ownership when it is A to order, blank endorsed B surrendered, blank endorsement C to order, endorsed 49 original(s) Bill of lading constitute(s) a full set A B C 28 A document used for transporting goods in containers by road, rail and ship without being open is a A Bill of exchange B invoice C contract of carriage D container bill of lading 34 The bill of lading issued by the carrier for combined transport is called A Combined bill of lading B Combined bill C Combined transportation bill of lading D Combined transport bill of lading The bill of lading issued by the carrier for road transport is called A Road bill of lading B Road bill C Roadway bill D Road consignment note 42 The bill of lading issued by the carrier for rail transport is called A Railway bill B Rail waybill C Railway consignment note D Railway bill of lading 36 The bill of lading issued by the carrier for sea transport is called A Seaway bill B Ocean bill C Sea waybill 22 The bill of lading issued by the carrier for air transport is called A Air waybill B Air bill of lading C Airway bill of lading D Airway bill 47 When the Bill of lading marked "freight prepaidĂă Who pays for the freight? A The Buyer B The Seller C The agent D It depends on the agreement When the Bill of lading marked "freight collectedĂă Who pays for the freight? A The Buyer B The Seller C The agent D It depends on the agreement 38 Who issues ocean bill of lading? A Captain B Exporter C Shipping company D Agent 32 Who signs "shipped on boardĂă notation? A Captain B Exporter C Shipping company D Agent A bill of lading with the note is A Clean bill of lading B Claused bill of lading C Clear bill of lading 47 Bill of lading ¡V found something wrong with the consignment A clean B clear C claused 10 Bill of Lading ¡V goods were taken on board in good condition A clean B dirty C claused 21 What we call the difference between all the money paid out and received by a country? A the balance of trade B the balance of payments C deficit D surplus 24 What we call the difference between a country.s imports and exports? A the balance of trade B the balance of payments C the surplus D the deficit This method of payment creates cash flow problems and increases risk for the buyer A Documentary credit B Open account C Bill for collection D Advance payment 22 With this method of payment, banks play an active role Banks are responsible for paying for the exporter in case the importer fails to so A Documentary credit B Open account C Bill for collection D Advance payment 49 With this method of payment, banks play a passive role All banks have to is to follow the instructions of the buyer and the seller and get a collection fees in return A Documentary credit B Open account C Bill for collection D Advance payment 27 The payment method needs complete trust between the exporter and the importer A Bill for collection B Letter of credit C Advance payment D Open account 12 With the open account method of payment, payment is made A before the goods are shipped B when there is no contract involved C after the goods have arrived D when the exporter doesn¡¦t trust the buyer The three main business areas which have traditionally been resolved by arbitration are A shipping, commodity and construction B shipping, commerce and wine C commodity, construction and share D construction, shipping and convenience 34 The three main business areas which have traditionally been resolved by arbitration: A shipping, insurance and commodities B shipping, commodities and construction C shipping, commodities and raw materials D construction, commodities and goods 28 What are the three main business areas which have traditionally been resolved by arbitration? A Shipping, commodities and construction B Shipping, transportation and education C Tourism, construction and shipping D Education, tourism and commodities The term used to describe attempts to restrict imports into the country A tax B quota C protectionism D tariff 42 Two forms of protectionism are A quotas and tariffs B surplus and deficit C duties and taxes D barriers and non-barriers 17 The Japanese yen is trading for less than its usual value You can talk about A a small yen B a bad yen C a weak yen 29 The Mexican peso is trading for more than its usual value You can talk about A a big peso B a good peso C a strong peso 40 International trade develops because certain countries are able to produce some goods more efficiently than other countries They exchange these goods in order to satisfied their needs and wants A Countries import the goods which they produce efficiently B Countries probably export the goods which are not efficiently produced C Countries probably exchange goods which they produce efficiently for goods which other countries produce efficiently D Efficient exchange results from international trade International trade develops because certain countries are able to produce some goods more efficiently than other countries They exchange these goods in order to satisfy their needs and wants A Countries import the goods which they produce efficiently B Counties probably export the goods which are not efficiently produced C Countries probably exchange goods which they produce efficiently for goods which other countries produce efficiently D Efficient exchange results from international trade The bank notifying the exporter that the letter of credit has been opened is called A The issuing bank B The advising bank C The confirming bank D The opening bank 15 A bank that issues a letter of credit (i.e the importer.s bank) A Collecting bank B Issuing bank C Confirming bank D Advising bank 42 Fixed exchange rates are achieved by the intervention of the A investment bank B commercial bank C central bank D merchant bank 48 If a letter of credit is confirmed, .takes responsibility for payment A the importer¡¦s bank B the importer C the exporter D the exporter¡¦s bank 11 The exporter.s bank then .the documents to the importer.s bank A signs B forwards C remits D defers The court of arbitration applies whatever .the parties stipulate in the contract A International law B Corporate law C National law D Business law 19 If the contract does not specify applicable law, the .will be applied A Anglo - American law B Continental law C International private law D National law 24 The decision of arbitrators is A Law-oriented B Business-oriented C Action-oriented D Reaction-oriented 18 A company which makes a profit can be described as profitable or A profit-getting B profit-making C profit-having 39 A company which makes a loss can be described as A loss-getting B loss-making C loss-having