Use the information below to answer questions 7 and 8. Mr. Obi is a manager of Obi Agricultural Venture. He makes all the decisions and takes all profits from the business. He had agreed with Alhaji Musa (a farmer) to pool their resources together and expand their business. They invited Mr. Abayomi (a cotton grower) to join them. Mr. Abayomi agreed on the condition that his liability in the new firm will be limited to his investment in it. They thus registered Obi, Musa & Abayomi Agricultural Ventures. It can be deduced from the above that Obi Agricultural Venture is a
A.sole proprietorship
B.general partnership
C.limited partnership
D.joint venture.
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Answer: A (sole proprietorship)
Explanation
Before the others joined, Mr. Obi alone made all the decisions and took all the profits, so Obi Agricultural Venture was a sole proprietorship.
Use the information below to answer questions 7 and 8. Mr. Obi is a manager of Obi Agricultural Venture. He makes all the decisions and takes all profits from the business. He had agreed with Alhaji Musa (a farmer) to pool their resources together and expand their business. They invited Mr. Abayomi (a cotton grower) to join them. Mr. Abayomi agreed on the condition that his liability in the new firm will be limited to his investment in it. They thus registered Obi, Musa & Abayomi Agricultural Ventures. Which of the statements below is true of Mr. Abayomi?
A.He can assign his shares to another without consent of other partners
B.He cannot take part in the management of the business
C.His actions as a limited partner can bind the firm
D.His death will automatically dissolve the partnership.
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Answer: B (He cannot take part in the management of the business)
Explanation
Abayomi is a limited partner: his liability is limited but he may not take part in managing the firm.
A provision in the charter of a company which gives holders of common stock the first option to purchase additional issues of the firm's common stock is the
A.pre-emptive right
B.shareholders right
C.ex-dividend right
D.over-subscription right.
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Answer: A (pre-emptive right)
Explanation
A pre-emptive right lets existing shareholders buy new shares before outsiders so their share of ownership is kept.
Use the information below to answer questions 13 and 14. SONU Enterprises Balance Sheet as at 31/3/98 Capital ₦6000.00 Net Profit ₦2000.00 Drawings (₦137.50) Creditors ₦1000.00 Accruals ₦187.50 Total ₦9050.00 Plant/Machinery ₦2300.00 Motor van ₦2000.00 Stock ₦1250.00 Debtors ₦480.00 Bank ₦3000.00 Cash ₦20.00 Total ₦9050.00 What is the current ratio?
Use the information below to answer questions 13 and 14. SONU Enterprises Balance Sheet as at 31/3/98 Capital ₦6000.00 Net Profit ₦2000.00 Drawings (₦137.50) Creditors ₦1000.00 Accruals ₦187.50 Total ₦9050.00 Plant/Machinery ₦2300.00 Motor van ₦2000.00 Stock ₦1250.00 Debtors ₦480.00 Bank ₦3000.00 Cash ₦20.00 Total ₦9050.00 What is the acid ratio?
The form of capital which is easily transferred into the form desired is known as
A.working capital
B.liquid capital
C.circulating capital
D.capital employed.
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Answer: B (liquid capital)
Explanation
Liquid capital is money or assets that are almost money. Because cash can buy anything, it is the capital most easily changed into whatever form the business needs.
Emeka ordered goods for his retail shop. The manufacturer sells the goods at retail price of ₦500 but would give it to Emeka at ₦400. What kind of discount did he get?
A.Cash discount
B.Trade discount
C.Quantity discount
D.Seasonal discount.
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Answer: B (Trade discount)
Explanation
A reduction from the retail price given to a trader buying for resale is a trade discount.
I. Companies must be registered as private limited liability companies. II. Companies must have not less than 100 shareholders III. No shareholder may have more than 75% of issued share capital. What of the above are requirements for admission into the second-tier securities market?
A.I and II only
B.I and III only
C.I, II and III
D.II and III only.
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Answer: D (II and III only.)
Explanation
The Second-Tier Securities Market required at least 100 shareholders and no single holder with more than 75% of the shares; companies had to be public, not private.
Product X was introduced into the market at ₦4.00 with its cost of production at ₦3.90 while competing products are selling at ₦4.50. What pricing policy are producers of X adopting?
A.market skimming
B.market penetration
C.product live promotion
D.above the market pricing.
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Answer: B (market penetration)
Explanation
Setting a low price below competitors to capture a large share of the market quickly is penetration pricing.
Sabo and Gambo entered into a contract for the sale of two baskets of tomatoes belonging to Gambo. Before the date of delivery and without any default by Gambo, the tomatoes were stolen. This is an example of termination of contract by
A.breach
B.performance
C.fault
D.frustration.
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Answer: D (frustration.)
Explanation
An event beyond either party's control that makes performance impossible frustrates the contract.
A person who is cheated in a business transaction can seek legal remedy
A.even if the agreement is verbal and the amount involved is large
B.only if the business is a sole proprietorship whose owner is known
C.regardless of the form of business organization
D.only if the transaction is documented in a contract.
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Answer: C (regardless of the form of business organization)
Explanation
The right to a legal remedy does not depend on whether the other party is a sole trader, partnership or company. Oral contracts can also be enforced, so a written contract is not always required.
[box] → [box] → [box], labelled EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT, INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT, EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. Which of the following sequences can best fit into the structure above?
A.People → control → ideas.
B.Material → production → ideas.
C.Finance → marketing → production.
D.Material → production → product.
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Answer: D (Material → production → product.)
Explanation
Inputs (materials) come from outside, are turned into goods inside the firm (production), and the product goes back out to the market.