Entrance model exams / Economics model exam

A Physical activities

B Aesthetic activities

C Intangible activities

D Intellectual activities

A Service sector

B Agricultural sector

C Industry sector

D Manufacturing sector

A Textile product to USA

B Cotton to Sudan

C Sugar to European

D Flower to Netherland

A Food and beverage, textile, leather and footwear

B Textile, food and beverage, leather and footwear

C Food and beverage, non-metal, paper and printing

D None of the above

A Industrialization is sustained process rather than sudden occurence.

B Manufacturing sector has more a dynamic role in industrialization than other sub-sector.

C Industrialization brings about transformation from capital intensive to labour intensive.

D Industrialization requires the application of modern science and technology.

A Industrial sector has forward linkage with market of its product.

B Industrial sector has negative backward linkage with agriculture in demanding of raw material (resource market)

C Industrial sector has positive externalities in consuming agriculture.

D Industrial sector has externalities in supplying production.

A Poor raw materials

B Poor infrastructure

C Lack of skilled manpower

D Lack of capital

A Shore competition with cheap export

B Excess information about local and export markets

C Consumer bias against export products

D Weak demand for manufacturing products.

A Salary or wage of the workers

B Price of the factors of production

C Price of machinery used in bottling plant

D Price of a new pair of shoes.

A Scarcity of resources

B Choice among production of output

C Opportunity cost of production of goods

D Unified resources and technology.