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Supplementary objective test questions




              5.4  A sudden discrete fall in the fixed exchange rate which the government
                   commits itself to defend is called a:

                   A     Revaluation


                   B     Appreciation

                   C     Devaluation

                   D     Depreciation


              5.5  The main objective of the WTO is:

                   A     to raise living standards in developing countries


                   B     to minimise barriers to international trade

                   C     to harmonise tariffs

                   D     to eliminate customs unions


              5.6   X is a large logistics company. As part of its strategic marketing process, X has
                   identified several external factors that seem to be important.

                   There is increasing pressure on the logistics industry to minimise its carbon
                   footprint. This should be classified as ______1______.  The government is
                   planning a change to employment law, to prevent drivers working more than ten
                   hours in any 24 hour period. This should be classified as _____2_____. The use
                   of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and smartphones are now becoming an
                   industry threshold competence. This should be classified as _____3_____. The
                   current government is unpopular with voters, and there may be an election soon.
                   X is unsure of the impact this would have on their business. This should be
                   classified as _____4_____.

                   Categorise each factor according to PESTEL analysis.


                   A     Political

                   B     Economic

                   C     Legal

                   E     Social


                   F     Technological

                   G     Environmental





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