31. A patient travelling to India for medical treatment falls under which mode of supply of service?
32. Which of the following are engaged in external influence?
33. Match the following with respect to the negative list of imports.
List-I
List-II
a. Freely importable
1. They are the items that are allowed to be imported by specific public sector agencies
b. Prohibited list
2. These are the items which are allowed to be imported only after importing license by the actual users of the import
c. Restricted list
3. It comprises of items that are totally banned
d. Canalised list
4. There are no quantitative restriction
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Freely importable | 1. They are the items that are allowed to be imported by specific public sector agencies |
| b. Prohibited list | 2. These are the items which are allowed to be imported only after importing license by the actual users of the import |
| c. Restricted list | 3. It comprises of items that are totally banned |
| d. Canalised list | 4. There are no quantitative restriction |
34. Which country leads the maximum inflowof FDI in India?
35. In balance of payment accounts, all goods exported and imported are recorded in
36. Arrange the following steps of 'international product life cycle theory' in a correct order.
1. Maturity stage
2. Introductory stage
3. Decline stage
4. Growth stage
1. Maturity stage
2. Introductory stage
3. Decline stage
4. Growth stage
37. Quantitative restrictions refer to limit set by countries to curb
38. In international marketing, export documentation framework engulfs which one of the following?
39. Match the following.
List-I (Theories of International Trade)
List-II (Features)
a. Theory of mercantilism
1. It is developed by John Stuart Mill
b. Theory of absolute advantage
2. What each country will export and what it will import is determined by comparative differences in labour costs
c. Theory of comparative cost
3. It refers to the ability of a country to produce a good more
d. Theory of reciprocal demand
4. It attributes and measures the wealth of a nation by the size of its accumulated treasures
| List-I (Theories of International Trade) | List-II (Features) |
| a. Theory of mercantilism | 1. It is developed by John Stuart Mill |
| b. Theory of absolute advantage | 2. What each country will export and what it will import is determined by comparative differences in labour costs |
| c. Theory of comparative cost | 3. It refers to the ability of a country to produce a good more |
| d. Theory of reciprocal demand | 4. It attributes and measures the wealth of a nation by the size of its accumulated treasures |
40. The current account is made up of visibles and . . . . . . . .
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