| 1 |
If the importer cannot supply the details of goods to customer officials then he gives an application to them to examine the goods, this statement is called: |
- A. Bill of sight
- B. Bill of lading
- C. Bill of entry
- D. Bill of order
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| 2 |
Import means the purchase of goods and services from foreign countries are called |
- A. Import trade
- B. Export trade
- C. Both a and b
- D. None of these
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| 3 |
When goods are received in home country after purchasing them from other countries is called |
- A. Import trade
- B. Export trade
- C. Both a and b
- D. None of these
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| 4 |
The indent in which the complete detail of goods is written called: |
- A. Close indent
- B. Open indent
- C. complete indent
- D. None of these
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| 5 |
If the trader does not want to get the goods himself, he issues to the officials |
- A. Bill of entry
- B. Bill of sight
- C. Delivery order
- D. Bill of lading
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| 6 |
An import trader can get himself registered under: |
- A. import and export control Act 1950
- B. import and export control Act 1952
- C. import and export control Act 1975
- D. None of these
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| 7 |
After the arrival of goods at port, the importer presents its complete detail to custom officials, this detail is called: |
- A. Bill of lading
- B. Bill of sight
- C. Bill of entry
- D. None of these
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| 8 |
The letter of credit is opened on the request of |
- A. Importer
- B. Exporter
- C. Government
- D. None of these
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| 9 |
The letter of credit is opened on the request of: |
- A. Importer
- B. Exporter
- C. Government
- D. None of these
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| 10 |
The source of importing goods: |
- A. Wholesaler (trader)
- B. Indent firm
- C. Foreign purchase office
- D. All of the above
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