International Business MCQ in Hindi 2026-27
Practice the latest International Business MCQ in Hindi 2026-27 in Hindi based on the new syllabus. Boost your exam preprations with updated objective questions and answers. Start now!
1) A rise in the value of domestic currency is called :
- A. Depreciation
- B. Appreciation
- C. Revaluation
- D. Devaluation
2) The "Heckscher-Ohlin model" focuses on :
- A. Supply and demand
- B. International trade
- C. Normative economics
- D. Production possibility frontier
3) Which theory of international trade suggests that a country's success in an industry depends on the interplay of four specific attributes, often called a 'diamond'?
- A. Theory of Absoulte advantage
- B. Heckscher Ohlin Theory
- C. New trade theory
- D. Porter's Diamond of Competitive Advantage
4) A firm that enters a foreign market by partnering with a local company to create a new separate business entity is using which entry mode?
- A. Franchising
- B. Joint Venture
- C. Wholly owned subsidiary
- D. Exporting
5) What is called, when a firm exports its product to a foreign country by hirring another company to handle the sales and distribution.
- A. Franchising
- B. Joint Venture
- C. Indirect exporting
- D. Exporting
6) A firm that expands into a foreign country by acquiring an existing company is using a strategy nown as:
- A. Acquisition
- B. Greenfield investment
- C. Franchising
- D. Joint Venture
7) The theory of Absolute advantage was given by :
- A. Michael proter
- B. Adam smith
- C. Heckscher Ohlin
- D. David Ricardo
8) Which of the following is a mode of entry into International Business ?
- A. Franchising
- B. Joint Venture
- C. Licensing
- D. All of these
9) The Hecksher Ohlin theory is also known as :
- A. Factor Endowment Theory
- B. Factor Pice theory
- C. Product Life cycle Theory
- D. Strategic Trade Theory
10) Which of the following is not a driver of globalization ?
- A. Trade liberalizaton
- B. Technological advancement
- C. Trade Protechionism
- D. Regional integration
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