Top 150+ Solved Principles of Internation Business for Tourism MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Coverage of risks due to fluctuating exchange rates is known as ---------

a. Speculation

b. Arbitrage

c. Hedging

d. Forward rate

  • c. Hedging

Q. The demand for foreign exchange is determined by country’s ------------

a. Exports

b. Imports

c. Exports and imports

d. None of these

  • b. Imports

Q. Purchasing power purity theory was introduced by ------------

a. Fisher

b. Cassel

c. Marshall

d. Paul Einzing

  • b. Cassel

Q. EURO is the currency of ----------------

a. European Union

b. Europe

c. Britain

d. None of these

  • a. European Union

Q. The currency of Italy is ----------------

a. Euro

b. Dollars

c. Yen

d. Pound

  • a. Euro

Q. EXIM Bank of India was set up in ---------------

a. 1981

b. 1982

c. 1983

d. 1984

  • b. 1982

Q. The difference between buying and selling rate is called

a. ASK rate

b. Bid rate

c. Spread

d. SWAP

  • c. Spread

Q. The rate at which the exchange dealer is ready to buy a currency as known as ----------------

a. Ask rate

b. SWAP rate

c. Spread

d. Bid rate

  • d. Bid rate

Q. The members of the IMF are the members of --------------

a. IFC

b. IDA

c. ADB

d. IBRD

  • d. IBRD

Q. World Bank is also known as --------------------

a. IBRD

b. IFC

c. IDA

d. MIGA

  • a. IBRD

Q. Balance of Trade is a ----

a. Stock Concept

b. Flow Concept

c. Stock and Flow Concept

d. None of these

  • b. Flow Concept

Q. Which one of the following items in the balance of payments is invisible

a. Travel

b. Shipping

c. Export of goods

d. Gifts

  • a. Travel

Q. Gold standard is an example of

a. Floating exchange rate

b. Fixed exchange rate

c. Crawling peg

d. Crawling bands

  • b. Fixed exchange rate

Q. Flexible exchange rate is based on the concept of

a. Supply

b. Demand

c. Demand and supply

d. None of these

  • c. Demand and supply

Q. A BOP surplus can be corrected through --------------

a. Export promotion

b. Exchange control

c. Appreciation

d. Increase in interest

  • c. Appreciation
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