Сurrent Testing

1.If merchandise exports exceed imports, then____:

d) the trade balance is positive.
2.. The concept of “trade terms” is understood as:
c) the ratio of export and import prices;
3. International commodity agreements are___:
c) the method of regulating any world commodity market.
4. Modern forms of payment for licenses are:
a) advance payment and profit sharing;
5. "Normal" trade can be defined as:
b) trade between countries in the absence of an intergovernmental agreement on trade facilitation.
6. The license's object has the following features:
c) provide for the payment of tax for its issuance;
7. According to the specifics of regulation the can be distinguished into:
c) ordinary trade; most favored nation trade; discriminatory trade;
8. Introduction of voluntary export restrictions:
c) can bring benefits to the exporting country;
9.The reasons for the intensification of countertrade include the following groups of factors:
e) all the proposed options are correct.
10. The total trade of the world can be considered as:
b) world trade.
11. The protocols belong to:
a) barter and compensation agreements on a non-currency basis;
b) counter-purchases;
12. The advantages of trade in disassembled products include:
a) the possibility of progressive harvesting;
b) high frequency of deliveries;
c) high quality products.
13. Consumer services include:
a) advertising services;
b) transport services;
c) tourist services;
d) medical services.
14. Full compensation relates to:
a) counter-procurement;
b) short-term compensation agreements;
c) long-term advance purchases;
d) global agreements.
15.Bilateral or tripartite trade agreements form:
a) the international level of regulation of international trade;
b) supranational level of regulation of international trade;
c) the international level of regulation of international trade;
d) the national level of regulation of international trade.
16. Among the differences between brokerage and agency transactions are not distinguished:
a) the broker acts in his own name and at his own expense;
b) the broker is an independent person;
c) the broker carries out a large number of one-time transactions;
d) the broker may receive remuneration from both the seller and the buyer of goods and services.
17.The object of commercial “know-how” are:
a) technical documentation;
b) files of suppliers;
c) statistical calculations;
d) research protocols;
e) document flow;
f) all answers are correct.
18.Technology in the world economy cannot be transferred with the help of:
a) inventions;
b) trademarks;
c) utility models;
d) industrial designs.
 19.TNC “Coca-Cola” sells soft drinks in Ukraine. The Ukrainian government is introducing a high import
tariff to protect domestic producers and increase the income tax for foreign companies. What measures
should Pepsi take to reduce income taxes:
a) make direct investment and establish its own branch in Ukraine;
b) use inflated transport prices in payments for the supply of concentrate to Ukraine;
c) insure their investments, obtain guarantees from the Ukrainian and American governments.
20. Introduction of voluntary export restrictions:
a) raises the welfare of the importing country;
b) is more profitable for the importing country than the use of the import quota;
c) can bring benefits to the exporting country;
d) brings benefits to both the importing country and the exporting country.
21.Production not for the market in general, but according to the tasks and technical requirements of
specific customers is:
a) sales cooperation;
b) production and sales cooperation;
c) production cooperation;
d) consortium's trade