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16
One way of restricting the quantity of goods which may be imported into a country is by
A.
balance of payment
B.
dumping
C.
quotas
D.
tariff
E.
terms of trade
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NECO 2004
17
Department stores are usually located in
A.
areas free from traffic jam
B.
areas where low income earners live
C.
city centres
D.
low rental areas
E.
suburban town
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NECO 2004
18
A 'duty bill' is used to indicate whether the goods arriving a port are........
A.
being awaited
B.
clean
C.
damaged
D.
delivered
E.
on transit
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NECO 2004
19
The insurance policy that specifically covers damage to structure or machinery of a ship is known as.......insurance.
A.
cargo
B.
hull
C.
marine
D.
ship owners
E.
time
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NECO 2004
20
The drawer of a cheque is usually the
A.
banker
B.
creditor
C.
debtor
D.
payee
E.
presenter
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