Topics in Commerce
Principle of Marketing: People as a marketing mix and their importance Principle of Marketing: Positioning as a marketing mix Principle of Marketing: Packaging as a marketing mix Elements of promotion in marketing mix Principle of Marketing: Promotion as a marketing mix Principle of Marketing: Place as a marketing mix Principle of Marketing: Price as a marketing mix Principles of Marketing: The seven principles of marketing mix Factors necessary for division of labour Disadvantages of division of labour Advantages of division of labour Concept of Outbound Marketing Inbound Marketing explained Types of production in commerce Commerce: Definitions and Scopes of Commerce Differences between balance of trade and balance of payments Balance of payment deficit and balance of payment surplus Disadvantages of foreign trade Divisions of foreign trade Advantages of foreign tradeAcademic Questions in Commerce
Whatever is being marketed must always provide value to its potential consumers.
A. True
B. False
Which of the following is not a branch of marketing?
A. Merchandising
B. Promotions
C. Forex
D. Search Media Optimization
E. Social Media Optimization
F. Copywriting
Which of the following is not a characteristics of commerce?
A. The only aim of commerce is to make profit
B. It is a discontinuous process after profit had been made
C. It is accompanied with challenges and uncertainties
D. It is 100% business and economic activity
E. Transaction processes are always involved in commerce
F. It connects the process of production and marketing
Which of the following is not a function of commerce?
A. Unnecessary in times of emergencies like earthquakes and wars
B. Facilitates mass production of goods
C. Influences transportation network within and outside a state
D. Attempts to satisfy human needs and wants
E. Improves the standard of living
F. Acts as an online business link between buyers and sellers
One of the following is a form of division of labour.
A place where people buy homogenous goods in large quantities is called _____.
A. Wholesaler's Market
B. Goods Market
C. Products Market
D. General Market
E. Commodity Market
F. Forex Market
Any activity aimed at getting people interested in a company's product or service is termed _____.
A. Commerce
B. Economics
C. Financial Accounting
D. Marketing
E. Production
F. Distribution
Which of the followings isn't a characteristics of commerce?
A. Commerce is solely aimed at making profit
B. Commerce is 100% business
C. Commerce is a discontinuous process because it eventually satisfies human needs
D. Commerce is accompanied by uncertainties
E. Transaction processes are always done in commerce
F. Commerce connects the processes of production and marketing
Foreign or international trade can be divided into three. These are:
When a country bring in goods and services from other countries, then that's termed 'importation' or simply 'import'.
Import trade is seen or defined when a country purchases (or bring in) goods and services from other countries of the world.
Import trade can be divided into two. These are:
Visible imports: This is when a country purchases visible goods from other countries.
Visible goods are goods that can be seen and touched. They are also referred to as tangible goods.
The importation of petroleum is an example of visible import.
Invisible imports: They usually consists of services rendered by another country and thus cannot be seen or touched.
In invisible imports, the services are rendered by other countries to a country that requires such services.
Banking and insurance are examples of invisible imports.
When a country sell their goods and services to other countries, then that's termed 'exportation'.
Export trade is defined as the act of selling goods and services to other countries of the world.
Export trade can be divided two. These are:
Visible exports: This is seen when a country sells tangible goods; (that is, visible goods that can be seen and touched) to other countries.
The exportation of rice from India into Nigeria is an example of visible export.
Invisible exports: They consist of services rendered by one country to other countries of the world.
Services like banking and insurance are examples of invisible exports.
Entrepot trade refers to the buying (importation) of goods from one country and the subsequent selling (or exportation) of such goods to other countries after some additional processing had been made. For this reason, entrepot trade is often referred to as 're-export'.
Please read on production here.
The term re-export is used here because the original producers of the goods initially exported it to a country. This buying country may further process the goods and export it again to other countries.
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NOTABLE POINTS IN Commerce
Marketing is a broad field of study. Below are branches or divisions of marketing:
Advertising
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Merchandising
Branding
Promotions
Copywriting
Social Media Optimization (SMO)
Event planning
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Graphic Design
Internet Marketing
Marketing is defined as any activity or process aimed at getting people interested in a company’s product or service.
The processes utilized in marketing can take place via posters, public relations campaigns, handbills, social media, radio and television, buses, walls along the streets, the internet or just anywhere.
Below are some of the branches of marketing:
Advertising
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Merchandising
Branding
Promotions
Copywriting
Social Media Optimization (SMO)
Event planning
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Graphic Design
Internet Marketing
Commerce can be defined as the exchange of goods and services, usually for money and on a large scale that will require the transportation of such goods and services.
Commerce is crucial (important) to the life of any nation for the following reasons:
Please read on the functions and characteristics of commerce here
A public company is not owned by an individual; rather it's usually owned by groups or a large number of people.
The shares of a public company are traded freely on the stock exchange.
Below are some features of a public company:
Please read on limited liability company, its advantages and disadvantages here
There are seven elements of the marketing mix. These are:
Think of marketing mix as the set of marketing tools that an industry or company uses to drive or accomplish its marketing objectives in the target market