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BMF – Nov 2020 – L1 – SB – Q1b – The Business Environment
State five functions each for the Administration and Finance departments of an organization.
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Which of the following statements in relation to the laws of demand and supply is correct?
A. An increase in price leads to an increase in demand
B. A decrease in price leads to a decrease in demand
C. If demand is highly elastic, a reduction in the sales price will result in an increase in total sales revenue
D. The quantity of a good that suppliers are willing to sell falls when the price of the good rises
E. The quantity of a good that suppliers are willing to sell rises when the price of the good falls
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Which of the following is a feature of monopolistic competition?
A. Small number of suppliers
B. Monitors the actions of the other firms
C. Faces a kinked demand curve
D. Knowledge is widespread, but not perfect
E. Decisions of one firm influence the decisions of other firms
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Each country has employment laws. Which of the following is NOT addressed by the employment law in Nigeria?
A. Discrimination on the grounds of physical disability, gender, and religion
B. Legislative protection for non-regulated data
C. Minimum acceptable working conditions
D. Minimum monthly rate of pay that may be due to any employee
E. Certain rights against unfair dismissal by an employer
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The general public might consider that it has a stake or interest in major companies, because the actions of these companies can affect society as a whole. Areas of public concern may include any of the following EXCEPT
A. Public health, especially in the case of food manufacturers and manufacturers of drugs and medicines
B. Protection of the environment, reducing pollution, and creating ‘sustainable businesses’
C. Corruption in business practices
D. The exploitation of the consumer through misleading descriptions of goods
E. Excess profit made by these companies
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Which of the following statements in relation to the laws of demand and supply is correct?
A. An increase in price leads to an increase in demand
B. A decrease in price leads to a decrease in demand
C. If demand is highly elastic, a reduction in the sales price will result in an increase in total sales revenue
D. The quantity of a good that suppliers are willing to sell falls when the price of the good rises
E. The quantity of a good that suppliers are willing to sell rises when the price of the good falls
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Which of the following is a feature of monopolistic competition?
A. Small number of suppliers
B. Monitors the actions of the other firms
C. Faces a kinked demand curve
D. Knowledge is widespread, but not perfect
E. Decisions of one firm influence the decisions of other firms
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Each country has employment laws. Which of the following is NOT addressed by the employment law in Nigeria?
A. Discrimination on the grounds of physical disability, gender, and religion
B. Legislative protection for non-regulated data
C. Minimum acceptable working conditions
D. Minimum monthly rate of pay that may be due to any employee
E. Certain rights against unfair dismissal by an employer
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The general public might consider that it has a stake or interest in major companies, because the actions of these companies can affect society as a whole. Areas of public concern may include any of the following EXCEPT
A. Public health, especially in the case of food manufacturers and manufacturers of drugs and medicines
B. Protection of the environment, reducing pollution, and creating ‘sustainable businesses’
C. Corruption in business practices
D. The exploitation of the consumer through misleading descriptions of goods
E. Excess profit made by these companies
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