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question set 1 on marketing awareness

on marketing
at Monday, 17 September 2012

1. What is Rupee depreciation?

(a) 
Rupee depreciation means that rupee has become less valu­able with respect to dolllar
(b) 
Rupee depreciation means dollar has become less valuable than rupee
(c) 
Rupee depreciation means a situation when value of rupee is same as euro
(d) 
Rupee depreciation happens when the combined value of dollar and euro is more than rupee

2. The following is not a function of the DGFT

(a) 
DGFT entrusted with the responsibility of implementing various policies regarding trade for example, Foreign Trade Policy.
(b) 
DGFT is the licensing authority for exporters, importers, and export and import business.
(c) 
DGFT can prohibit, restrict and regulate exports and imports
(d) 
DGFT acts as market regulator controlling foreign company stocks

3. Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) notified that the Commerce Ministry  on 11 January 2012 lowered the minimum export price of onions by $100 a tonne to $150 a tonne.What was the purpose

(a) 
To enhance import
(b) 
To boost export
(c) 
To lower prices in the domestic market
(d) 
To facilitate crop clearance

4. Indirect tax does not include _

(a) 
Customs
(b) 
Central Excise 
(c) 
Sales Tax
(d) 
Service Tax


5. CRISIL is a _

(a) 
Credit rating agency
(b) 
Employment exchange watchdog
(c) 
Infrastructure sector guide
(d) 
Market regulator

6. A committee on mutual funds, constituted by SEBI in december 2011 recommended to the regulator’s board to break down the bifurcation within the fee structure known as expense ratio. Which of the following facts are not true with regard to the above statement?

A. 
Currently  mutual funds are allowed to charge up to 2.25% as expense ratio. fund houses are allowed to accept only 1.25% as asset management charges
B. 
Funds with large corpuses currently charge 1.55% as expenses charges
C. 
SEBI was suggested to keep overall scheme expenses unchanged at 2.25% for schemes with assets under management not exceeding Rs 400 crore
D. 
Expense ratio is more than important in debt schemes where the rate of return is not hig.

(a) 
1 & 2
(b) 
3 & 4
(c) 
1 & 3
(d) 
Only 2
(e) 
None of the above

7. By Public Sector we mean

(a) 
Government ownership on commerce and trade
(b) 
Capitalist ownership on commerce and trade
(c) 
Private ownership on trade
(d) 
None of these

8. IN which list does Economic Planning belong to

(a) 
Union list
(b) 
State list
(c) 
Concurrent list
(d) 
Not any specified list

9. _ forms a part of the Interest Rate Policy

(a) 
Fiscal Policy
(b) 
Industrial Policy
(c) 
Monetary Policy
(d) 
None of these

10. The share of road transport in total transport of the country is–

(a) 
20%
(b) 
40%
(c) 
60%
(d) 
80%

11. Which percentage of Central Taxes have been recommended by the 12th Finance Commission to be transferred to States ?

(a) 
28.5%
(b) 
29.5%
(c) 
30.5%
(d) 
31.5%

12. 'Customisation' means __

(a) 
Tailor-made products for each customer
(b) 
Customers selling goods
(c) 
Tailor-made products for each staff
(d) 
A selling process
(e) 
None of these

13. A Marketing Survey is required for __

(a) 
deciding marketing strategies
(b) 
deciding Product strategies
(c) 
deciding pricing strategies
(d) 
All of these
(e) 
None of these

14. Cross-selling means __

(a) 
Selling with a cross face
(b) 
Cross country marketing
(c) 
Selling other products to existing customers
(d) 
Selling to friends

15. Credit cards are used for -

(a) 
Cash withdrawals
(b) 
Purchase of air tickets
(c) 
Purchase of consumable items from retail outlets
(d) 
All of these
(e) 
None of these

ANSWERS:

1.
a
9.
c
2.
d
10.
d
3.
b
11.
c
4.
c
12.
a
5.
a
13.
d
6.
d
14.
c
7.
a
15.
d
8.
c



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Unknown delete 11 January 2013 at 20:57

ans 4 is wrong.because sales tax is indirect tax

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