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SEC A

1. "Study of human population, monitors population in terms of age, s*x, race, occupation, location and other statistics are part of _______________."
• Demographic
• Political
• Social
• Technological

2. "Various forms of trade arrangements wherein the payment is in form of reciprocal commitments for other goods or services rather than an exclusive cash transaction is referred to as _______________."
• Export House
• Counter Trade
• Export Trade
• Import Trade

3. "Transferring jobs to foreign countries which were previously carried out domestically is referred to as _______________."
• Off Shoring
• Expatriates
• Parent Country Nationals
• Third Country Nationals

4. "Period of economic activity when income, production, and employment fall – which reduces demand."
• Recession
• Inflation
• Growth
• Instability

5. "The ______________ is an international financial institution that provides loans to developing nations for financing capital intensive programs, and is a sister concern of the IMF."
• Deena Bank
• Union Bank
• World Bank
• ECB Bank

6. "The company having _______________ tends to follow the parent company’s home country HRM practices for its employees across the world."
• Ethnocentric HRM orientation
• Polycentric HRM orientation
• Regiocentric HRM orientation
• Geocentric HRM orientation

7. "Which of the following are the benefits of customs union?"
• Free trade between member states
• Common External Tariff
• Both A and B
• Neither A nor B

8. "One of the principles of GATT implies that if any nation reduced tariffs – other nations must comply with the same. This is referred to principle of _______________."
• Non-Discrimination
• Reciprocity
• Transparency
• Stimulating trade

9. "Under _______________ exchange rate regime market forces determine the relative value of a currency."
• Floating managed exchange rate regime
• Managed Exchange rate regime
• Pegged exchange rate regime
• Fixed exchange rate regime

10. "__________ round of GATT led to expansion of competence to new areas like trade in services, textiles, TRIPS, TRIMS and agriculture."
• Torquay Round
• Dillon Round
• Tokyo Round
• Uruguay Round

11. "The __________ strategy involves taking products first produced for the domestic market and then selling them internationally with only minimal local customization."
• Global Standardization Strategy
• Transactional Strategy
• International
• Localization Strategy

12. "Founder of the Theory of Absolute Advantage."
• Adam Smith
• David Ricardo
• Michael Smith
• Heckscher and Ohlin

13. Which of the following is not a determinant of Porter’s National Competitive Advantage model?"

• Demand condition
• Factor endowments
• Economies of Scale
• Firm’s strategy, structure & rivalry

14. "Which of the following are the factors influencing choice of entry modes in International Business?"
• Government Regulation
• Market attractiveness
• Extent of Risk
• All of these

15. "Tariff, Quota, and Embargoes are three types of __________."
• Trade Solutions
• Trade Barriers
• Trade Endorsements
• Trade Incentives

16. "Which of the following are considered as cost of Globalization?"
• Threat to national sovereignty
• Environmental Stress
• Growing income inequality
• All of the above

17. Tax changes, New Laws, Trade Barriers, government policy are examples of __________ Environment."
• Micro
• Macro
• Neither A nor B

18. "Attitude, Lifestyle, Values and Taste & Preferences are part of __________ Environment of Business."
• Economic
• Political
• Social
• Technological

19. "__________ represents an effort to identify and categorize groups of customers and countries according to common characteristics."
• Market allocation
• Market division
• Market acceptance
• Market segmentation

20. "Countries trade goods because __________ (Select the closest answer)."

• no country has all the resources necessary to efficiently produce everything its people need.
• they want to earn foreign exchange.
• they want to improve their relations with other countries.
• they have too much of that stock available.

SEC B (CASE STUDY)
1. India's G20 presidency is viewed as a unique opportunity to showcase its commitment to peace, harmony, and development on the global stage, rooted in its civilizational ethos. The country's worldview, shaped by its struggle for freedom and prominent thinkers like Swami Vivekananda, emphasizes the acceptance of all religions and cultural dialogues. Looking into the historical overview of globalization, tracing its roots to ancient civilizations and highlighting India's role in early trade links. It emphasizes the modern era's significant developments, such as the industrial revolution and formation of the United Nations in the post-World War II period, leading to the formation of the United Nations. In the context of the modern world, globalization is discussed as a process of rapid integration through foreign trade, investment, and technology spread. India's historical involvement in global trade is acknowledged. The G20, particularly the Y20 (Youth 20) engagement group, is presented as an ideal platform for India's youth to contribute to global causes. The themes of the Y20 India summit include Future of Work, Climate Change, Peacebuilding, and Shared Future. The effects of globalization on Indian society are explored, focusing on economic growth, increased GDP, educational advancements, and a diversified export basket. The role of India's youth as cultural ambassadors and participants in global interconnectedness is highlighted. The Y20 Summit is seen as an opportunity for youth to contribute policy inputs and showcase India's rich cultural heritage. Overall, the content emphasizes India's unique position in the global landscape, the positive effects of globalization, and the crucial role of youth in shaping a sustainable future. What kind of Opportunity G20 Summit brings to countries like India? (Select the Closed option)
• To showcase its commitment to peace, harmony, and development on the global stage.
• To create new job opportunities for youth in India.
• To reduce the fiscal deficit and public debt of the country.
• To increase the GDP of India.

2. "_________ engagement group gives platform to India's youth to contribute to global causes."
• Startup20
• Y20
• MSME20
• Youth Summit

3. "Which of the following act as drivers of globalization?"
• Threat to national sovereignty
• Growing income inequality and personal stress
• Political, economic, and cultural interrelation of the world
• Increased global competition and acceleration of technology

4. "__________ is the shift towards a more integrated and interdependent world economy."
• Regionalization
• Globalization
• Localization
• None of these

5. "Which of the following statements are correct?"
• Economic growth and increased GDP are some of the effects of Globalization.
• Globalization may also lead to educational advancements and a diversified export basket.
• Globalization, and the crucial role of youth, will act in major contributions to shaping a sustainable future.
• All above statements are correct.

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AIMA EXAM (DEC 2023) ONLINE

SEC A
1. Sales usually start to decline ________ of the product life cycle. And the profit starts increasing in ________of product life cycle.
• at the beginning of the termination stage; at the termination stage.
• at the end of the growth stage; the beginning of the growth stage.
• at the beginning of the decline stage; at the beginning introduction stage.
• during the maturity stage; the beginning of the growth stage.

2. Lifebuoy introduced liquid handwash in a refill package, the firm was taking action consistent with its product being in the ________ stage of product life cycle.
• introduction
• growth
• maturity
• decline

3. The importance of price to a particular target market depends on the type of product, the type of target market, and the ________.
• amount of discretionary income in the target market.
• availability of substitute products.
• purchase situation.
• All of the above.

4. From the four competing philosophies, the insurance industry is an example of what kind of orientation?"
• Product Orientation
• Marketing Orientation
• Production Orientation
• Societal Marketing Orientation
• Sales Orientation

5. Which of the following is NOT included in the marketing management process used by the marketing manager to achieve its objectives?
• Directing implementation of the marketing plan.
• Raising funds to finance the marketing projects.
• Planning marketing activities.
• Controlling marketing plans.

6. Which one of the following is not viewed as a marketing concept?
1) BCG Matrix
2) Ansoff Matrix
3) 7 Ps Concepts
4) PLC Concept
5) Exploratory distribution concept
• 1, 2 and 4
• 1 and 3
• 1, 2, 3 and 5
• None of these

7. By using a wholesaler & Retailer, Pepsico Ltd. has a distinct advantage because the specialised services performed by the wholesaler and the retailers __________ allows the firm to __________.
• Focus on developing and manufacturing products that meet consumers' needs and wants.
• Focus on increasing production capacity and efficiency.
• Reduce manufacturing costs to retailers and provide quality merchandise to consumers.

8. As Suman looks over the literature for the new apparel line of H.M. her firm is about to introduce, she calls in the creative/communication team. She asks why the creative & HRU product tags say materials are 100% recycled fabric, while the truth is only 50% recycled fabric. She is told that marketing just wanted to stretch the truth a little to improve sales and perception. This causes her to question the______ of the people involved.
• Moral philosophies
• Social responsibility
• Marketing orientation
• Commitment to marketing

9. Which of the following is NOT consistent with a manager having a marketing orientation?
• Customer relationships focus on customer satisfaction before and after sale, leading to a profitable long-term relationship.
• Inventory levels are set with customer requirements and costs in mind.
• The focus of advertising is on product features and how products are made.
• Packaging is designed for customer convenience and as a selling tool.

10. Marketing segmentation is useful for ________.
• Preferential marketing
• Targeting existing clients
• Identifying prospects
• All of these

11. While a poor physical distribution system would affect all elements of a company's marketing mix, the problems associated with a poor system ________.
• can usually be solved by investing more money in the system.
• are usually caused by excessive distribution costs.
• can have a negative impact on customer service and satisfaction.
• are usually attributed to problems with order processing.

12. Titan while expanding its distribution network opted for a form of distribution in which a Titan makes an agreement with a middleman in each market area stipulating that the distribution of the product within that is to be confined solely to that middleman is known as________.
• Mass Distribution
• Exclusive agency distribution
• Selective distribution
• Price Distribution

13. "The top management of newly launched Raga shoes opted for push marketing style requires ________."
• Collective effort
• Good pushing strength
• Ability to identify the leads
• Aggressive marketing

14. "If Pepsi sets the price of its six-pack to match exactly the price of Coca-Cola's, Pepsi is using a ________ pricing method."
• Demand-oriented
• Cost-oriented
• Experience curve
• Competition-oriented

15. "Product planners need to think about products and services on three levels that add more customer value. Which one of the following is the most basic level that addresses the question, 'What is the buyer really buying?'"
• Augmented product
• Actual product
• Co-branding
• Core benefit

16. "Products that are relatively inexpensive and are purchased frequently with minimal effort can be classified as ________ products."
• Shopping
• Convenience
• Industrial
• Specialty

17. "Charging more for a soft drink in cinema halls and in flights than in a supermarket is an example of."
• Price discrimination
• Competition-oriented pricing
• Price differentiation
• Cost-oriented pricing

18. "Value-added services" means ________."
• Additional services
• Better value at a premium
• Costlier services
• Better value at a discount

19. "When a TV manufacturer advertises a product pre-World Cup on various media and promotes discounts and scratch coupons, it is implementing a _______ policy in its promotion mix."
• Differentiated
• Pe*******on
• Push
• Pull

20. "Aggressive pricing is typical during the _______ stage of the product life cycle."
• Decline
• Growth
• Introduction
• Plateau

SEC B (CASE STUDY)
1. BYJU'S, which has been a major player in the edtech space, finds itself at a crucial juncture. As it looks to navigate its challenges and the demands of the edtech sector, there's a resounding call for the company to refocus on its technological roots. This is a moment of introspection for BYJU'S. Given the fires that the edtech startup has had to put out in the past year, it needs to focus on its core online offerings and lose ventures that have become dead weight. Industry experts say that the Bengaluru-based startup should adopt a long-term strategy rather than relying on short-term remedies. It needs to emphasise on identifying and prioritising its core business through the effective use of technology. What is the core product of Byjus.
• Books and teaching material
• One-to-one learning
• Faculty
• Technology & app

2. "Jagan is the product manager for Byjus new test prep-app for Medical Exam. The deadline for release is coming, and she is working with her marketing team to ensure that target customers are informed of the product. On what aspect of the customer experience is Jagan focusing?"
• Product awareness
• Product design
• Customer usage
• Customer service

3. "At the end of a business relationship, information can be gleaned from the customer about the customer's experience. This is called _______."
• Feedback
• Onboarding
• Internal communication
• Competitive advantage

4. "How important are the ideas of customer experience, customer service and customer interactions in Byju's consumer decision journey?"
• Slightly important
• Very important
• Moderately important
• Not important

5. "What is the pricing model followed by byjus"
• Subscription-based
• One-time purchase
• Cost-based
• Premium

PA05
Managerial Economics

Question 1:- Demand is determined by
a) Price of the product
b) Taste
c) No. of consumers
d) All the above

Question 2:- When a firm s average revenue is equal to its average cost, it gets ________.
a) Normal Profit
b) Supernormal profit
c) Losses
d) Sub normal Profit

Question 3:- The cost recorded in the books of accounts are considered as
a) Explicit cost
b) Implicit Cost
c) Real cost
d) social cost

Question 4:- Under ______, price is determined by the interaction of total demand and total supply in the market.
a) Monopoly
b) Monopolistic
c) Oligopoly
d) Perfect

Question 5:- The short run Average Cost curve is __ shaped
a) U
b) V
c) L
d) Non of the above

Question 6:- Oligopoly is a type of ________ market. A ________ exists in the industry
a) Perfect, few firms
b) Imperfect, few firms
c) Perfect, many firms
d) Imperfect, many firms

Question 7:- In Imperfect competition? factors of production are:
a) Perfectly mobile
b) Perfectly Immobile
c) Both (a) & (b)
d) None of the above

Question 8:- Economic Profit =
a) Economic Profit =TR-TC
b) Sales Revenue Explicit Costs
c) Sales Revenue Implicit Costs
d) None of the above

Question 9:- Change in the demand of I-Phone due to increase in its price is
a) Increase of its demand
b) Decrease of its demand
c) Contraction of its demand
d) None of the above

Question 10:- Oligopoly is a type of ________ market. A ________ exists in the industry
a) Perfect, few firms
b) Imperfect, few firms
c) Perfect, many firms
d) Imperfect, many firms

Question 11:- The cross elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demandedof a particular good to changes in the prices of
a) The cross elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demandedof a particular good to changes in the prices of
b) The cross elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demandedof a particular good to changes in the prices of
c) its substitutes and its complements
d) neither its substitutes nor its complements

Question 12:- Selling cost is the feature of the market form
a) monopoly
b) monopolistic competition
c) oligopoly
d) None of the above

Question 13:- The larger the diameter of a natural gas pipeline, the lower is the average total cost of transmitting 1,000 cubic feet of gas 1,000 miles. This is an example of:
a) economies of scale.
b) normative economies.
c) diminishing marginal returns
d) an increasing marginal product of labour.

Question 14:- 'NAME?
a) Boom
b) Recovery
c) Recession
d) Depression

Question 15:- Iso-cost line indicate the price of
a) Ouptut
b) Inputs
c) Finished goods
d) Non of the above

Question 16:- The techniques of optimization include
a) Marginal Analysis
b) LPP
c) Calculus
d) All the above

Question 17:- The law of diminishing returns applies more to
a) Agriculture
b) Industry
c) Services
d) Non of the above

Question 18:- The properties of indifference curves are:
a) Indifference curve slops downwards from left to right
b) Convex to the point of origin
c) Two indifference curve never cut each other
d) All of these

Question 19:- Whenever marginal cost is more than average total cost is falling:
a) Average total revenue
b) Average total cost
c) Average profit
d) All of these

Question 20:- Marginal revenue is .at the quantity that generate maximum total revenue and negative beyond that point.
a) zero
b) 1
c) negative 1
d) Non of the above

Case Study
The case is about the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for the food processing industry, announced by the Government of India to create global food manufacturing champions in the country. The government introduced the PLI scheme in March 2020 to boost domestic manufacturing and cut down on the import of processed food. The PLI schemes were the cornerstone of the government s initiative for achieving a self-reliant India. The scheme was launched in several sectors including the food processing sector. In March 2021, the government approved the PLI scheme for the food processing industry (PLISFPI) with an outlay of Rs.109 billion. The scheme was planned to be implemented over six years (2021-22 to 2026-27). The goal of the PLISFPI was to accelerate the capacity of India s domestic food processing ecosystem for select product segments, build up the brand image of Indian food products in global markets, and boost Indian exports. The scheme was meant for Indian companies and subsidiaries of multinational companies operating in India.. Under the scheme, companies were to be rewarded with incentives for increasing their output with respect to a defined base year (FY2019-20). The PLI scheme in the food processing sector, which is a sunrise sector, was expected to accelerate growth and employment, thereby contributing to the nation s economy.

Question 21:- The PLI scheme will help India revive its economy post COVID-19 by
a) Boosting Domestic manufacturing
b) cut down import
c) Import substitution
d) all the above

Question 22:- which one is the appropriate benefit of the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme in the food processing industry
a) self reliance
b) quality assurance
c) cost reduction
d) market expansion

Question 23:- What is piece rate method
a) paid by the unit performed
b) paid as per time spent
c) paid as per order
d) paid as per material used

Question 24:- During COVID-19 the booming sectors were
a) Health
b) Insurance
c) Online education and Technlogy
d) All the above

Question 25:- MNCs also known as
a) transnational corporation
b) multinational enterprise
c) transnational enterprise (TNE)
d) All the above

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Question 1:- Cost of rework labour is an example of?
a) Appraisal cost
b) Prevention costs
c) Internal failure cost
d) External failure cost

Question 2:- Which of the following is INCORRECT?
a) Under Traditional allocation method the cost is directly charged to product
b) Under Activity based allocation method first the cost is allocated to activities thereafter to products
c) Under Activity based allocation method first the cost is allocated to products thereafter to activities
d) None of the above

Question 3:- Which of the following is not a Management Principle given by Dr. W.Edward Deming
a) Remove barriers that inhibit the workers right to pride of workmanship
b) Search continually for problems in the system to constantly improve the processes
c) Emphasise on Off the Job training
d) None of the above

Question 4:- In order to ensure that firm`s products and services exceeds customer`s expectations the management develops policies
and practices through a technique known as
a) Reengineering
b) Benchmarking
c) Total Quality Management
d) None

Question 5:- If the activity level is increased from 50% to 90%, the fixed cost
a) Per unit will reduce and in total remains the same
b) Will increase by 40%
c) Per unit will increase by 50%
d) None of the above

Question 6:- Marigin of safety sales of D Ltd. are Rs.3,60,000 and the Break even sales are 50% of total sales. What will be the total sales
of the company?
a) Rs.7,20,000
b) Rs.6,00,000
c) Rs.5,00,000
d) Rs.8,00,000
a) Rs.7,20,000

Question 7:- Identify the incorrect option?
a) For Value chain analysis multiple cost drivers are used
b) Value chain analysis focus on internal aspects
c) Under value chain analysis cost containment is function of the cost driver(s) regulating each value activity
d) None of the above

Question 8:- The P/V ratio of X Ltd. is 60% and the total contribution is Rs.30,00,000. The fixed cost is Rs.12,00,000. What will be the
margin of safety sales for the company?
a) Rs.300000
b) Rs.3000000
c) Rs.2000000
d) Rs.3600000

Question 9:- Arrange the stages of Accounting information from stage 1 to stage 4:
(a) At this stage, accounting reports constitute one of the important ways that strategy gets communicated throughout an organisation.
(b) At this stage, accounting information is the basis for financial analysis.
(c) At this stage, specific tactics must be developed in support of the overall strategy and then carried through to completion.
(d) At this stage, monitoring the performance of managers or of business units usually hinges partly on accounting information
a) (a), (b), (c), (d)
b) (c), (a), (b), (d)
c) (b), (a), (c), (d)
d) (d), (a), (b), (c)

Question 10:- Which of the following is a key determinant of operating leverage?
a) Physical location of production facilities
b) Level of fixed costs
c) Sales variability
d) Capital structure

Question 11:- Which of the following is incorrect with respect of Strategic Cost Management?
a) Cost data is used to develop superior strategies enroute to gaining sustainable competitive advantage
b) It is cost analysis in a narrower concept
c) Strategic Cost Management is the development of cost management system and information to facilitate principal management
function- strategic management
d) None of the above

Question 12:- Which of the given statement is incorrect?
a) All historical costs are sunk cost.
b) All sunk cost are not historical cost
c) Both A & B
d) None of the above

Question 13:- Under Transfer pricing, Negotiated pricing is possible when?
a) there are alternative sources of supply and demand
b) a selling division has no choice of customers, or buying division has a choice of suppliers, prices can be negotiated
c) Only A
d) Both A & B

Question 14:- Benchmarking as a management technique was first implemented by:
a) Kodak
b) Toyota
c) XEROX Corportaion
d) Ford Motors

Question 15:- Which of the following is incorrect with regard to Target costing?
a) Target cost = Market determined price + desired profit
b) Cost is determined by price
c) It is a tool that has arisen directly from intensely competitive markets in many industries
d) All of the above

Question 16:- Which of the following is incorrect?
a) ABC and ABM are key stragtegic tools for firms with routine operations
b) ABC and ABM are used for a large number of products
c) ABC and ABM are key stragtegic tools for firms with complex operations
d) ABM uses activity analysis to improve opretaional and management control

Question 17:- Which of the following is/are cost object(s)?
a) Customer
b) Service
c) Product
d) All of the above

Question 18:- The total sales of A Ltd. for the current year is Rs.15,00,000. Its variable cost to sales ratio is 80%. The fixed cost incurred during the year was Rs. 7,00,000. What will be the sales if the company want to earn a desired profit of Rs.3,00,000?
a) Rs.10,00,000
b) Rs.50,00,000
c) Rs.30,00,000
d) None of the above

Question 19:- Opportunities and threats does not include?
a) Bargaining power of suppliers
b) Bargaining power of customers
c) Pressure from complimentary products
d) Barriers to entry

Question 20:- Which of the following costs is a semi variable cost?
a) Maintenance of machinery
b) Material cost
c) Advertising
d) Factory rent

Case Study
Having attended a course on activity based costing (ABC) you decide to experiment by applying the principles of ABC to the four products made and sold by your company. Details of the four products and relevant information are given below for one period: Product A: Output is 120 units, Direct material cost p.u. and Direct labour cost p.u. is 􀜽40 and 􀜽 28 respectively and the machine hours required p.u. are 4. Product B: Output is 100 units, Direct material cost p.u. and Direct labour cost p.u. is 􀜽50 and 􀜽 21 respectively and the machine hours required p.u. are 3. Product C: Output is 80 units, Direct material cost p.u. and Direct labour cost p.u. is 􀜽30 and 􀜽 14 respectively and the machine hours required p.u. are 3. Product D: Output is 120 units, Direct material cost p.u. and Direct labour cost p.u. is 􀜽60 and 􀜽 21 respectively and the machine hours required p.u. are 3. The four products are similar and usually produced in production runs of 20 units and sold in batches of 10 units. The production overhead is currently absorbed by using a machine hour rate, and the total of the production overhead for the period has been analysed as follows: Machine department costs (rent, business rates, dep. and supervision) 􀜽10,430, Set up costs 􀜽5,250, Stores receiving 􀜽3,600, Inspection/Quality control 􀜽2,100, Materials handling and dispatch 􀜽4,620 You have ascertained that the 􀜽cost drivers􀜽 to be used are as listed below for the overhead costs shown: Cost & Cost Driver: For Set up costs, cost driver is Number of production runs, for Stores receiving cost driver is Requisitions raised, for Inspection/Quality control cost driver is Number of production runs and for Material handling and dispatch cost driver is Orders executed. The number of requisitions raised on the stores was 20 for each product and the number of orders executed was 42, each order being for a batch of 10 of a product.
The Production runs of 20 units, sold in batches of 10 units. The Requisitions raised were 20 for each product and orders executed 42 each for a batch of 10 of a product.

Question 21:- What will be the overhead absorption rate under Traditional Costing system?
a) Rs. 24 per machine hour
b) Rs. 20 per machine hour
c) Rs. 23 per machine hour
d) Rs. 21 per machine hour

Question 22:- What will be the cost p.u. for product `A` as per Activity Based costing?
a) Rs.137.16
b) Rs.136.45
c) Rs.136.09
d) Rs.137.55

Question 23:- What will be the Total cost for product `B` as per Activity Based costing?
a) Rs.12,257
b) Rs.13,357
c) Rs.12,457
d) Rs.13,257

Question 24:- What will be the cost p.u. for product `C` as per Traditional Costing system?
a) Rs.84
b) Rs.64
c) Rs.74
d) Rs.54

Question 25:- What will be the Total cost for product `D` as per Traditional Costing system?
a) Rs. 17920
b) Rs.16920
c) Rs.17820
d) Rs.16820