question Which entity regulates commerce and ensures fair business practices in many countries

In commerce, what does the term "venture capital" refer to?

A. Government subsidies
B. Start-up funding provided to new and high-potential businesses
C. Import and export taxes
D. International trade agreements

What is the primary objective of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in commerce?

A. Profit maximization
B. Enhancing brand image and contributing to societal well-being
C. Cost reduction
D. Market expansion

In commerce, what does the term "market segmentation" refer to?

A. A condition where consumers have similar preferences
B. Dividing a market into distinct groups with similar needs and characteristics
C. International trade agreements
D. Consumer protection laws

What is the primary focus of the concept of "utility" in economics?

A. Market trends
B. The satisfaction or pleasure derived from consuming goods and services
C. International trade agreements
D. Consumer behavior

In commerce, what does the term "outsourcing" refer to?

A. International trade agreements
B. Contracting out business processes to external providers
C. Government subsidies
D. Consumer protection laws

Which branch of commerce involves the study of consumer behavior and market trends?

A. Marketing
B. Finance
C. Accounting
D. Management

What is the primary goal of the Central Economic Planning Authority in a command economy?

A. Encouraging competition
B. Maximizing profits for businesses
C. Planning and controlling economic activities
D. Promoting consumer rights

In commerce, what does the term "oligopoly" signify?

A. A market structure with a single seller
B. A market structure with a few large sellers
C. A market structure with many small sellers
D. Government intervention in the market

What is the primary purpose of the Federal Reserve System (the Fed) in the United States?

A. Regulating international trade
B. Managing fiscal policy
C. Controlling inflation
D. Conducting monetary policy and ensuring financial stability

What is the purpose of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in commerce?

A. Regulating international trade
B. Enforcing securities laws and protecting investors
C. Managing fiscal policy
D. Controlling inflation

Commerce MCQS - QUESTION DETAILS

Similar Questions

General

Computer Science