A) Business goals B) Smart goals C) Achievable goals D) Relevant goals
A) For Direction B) For profit sharing C) For Evaluation D) For Motivation
A) Deceiving customers B) Conducting SWOT analysis C) Identifying business purpose D) Setting SMART goals
A) It improves decision making B) It enhances performance of entrepreneur and employees C) It promotes communication skills
A) Analysing business Strength, Workability, Opportunities and Threats B) Analysing business Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats C) Analysing business Strengths, Worthiness, Opportunities and Threats
A) To establish specific objectives B) To expand product line C) To improve customer satisfaction D) To determine the business's mission and vision
A) Goals B) Performance C) Communication
A) Consumer Council Agencies B) Consumer Protection Agenda C) Consumer Protection Agencies
A) Providing Education B) Promoting inequality C) Promoting fair business practices D) Protecting Consumers' rights
A) CPC B) CPA C) NAFDAC D) SON
A) Regulates food and drugs B) Protect consumers' rights C) Sets standards for products
A) Increased Consumers' Confidence B) Worsen Consumers' Complaints C) Decrease Consumers' Confidence
A) CPC B) NAFDAC C) SON
A) NAFDAC B) SON C) CPC
A) Wholesalers B) Retailers C) Distributors
A) Distribution B) Retailers C) Wholesalers
A) Distribution B) Online channels C) Retailers D) Wholesalers
A) Storage B) Stock recording C) Transportation D) Sorting
A) Logistical issues B) Direct shipping C) Distribution network
A) To manage one's financial resources effectively B) To buy luxury goods C) To invest in stocks D) To save money
A) A financial plan for a specific period B) A savings account C) An investment D) A list of expenses
A) A measure of one's income B) A measure of one's savings C) A measure of one's creditworthiness D) A measure of one's investment
A) To save for retirement B) To invest in stocks C) To cover unexpected expenses D) To pay off debt
A) Saving money B) Create a comprehensive plan to achieve financial goals C) Investing in stocks D) Creating a budget
A) Call a lawyer B) Post about it on social media C) Write a letter to the CEO D) Clearly define the issue
A) Gather evidence B) Post about it online C) Talk to friends about it D) Ignore the issue
A) Aggressively B) Indifferently C) Calmly and respectfully
A) The issue, relevant details, and desired resolution B) Only your name C) Your personal opinion D) Only the issue
A) CEO B) Lawyer C) Social media D) Customer service representative
A) To share with friends B) To intimidate the company C) To post online D) To keep a record of the issue and communication
A) Never B) According to the company's stated timeline C) Daily D) Weekly
A) Yelling at staff B) Posting negative reviews online C) Threatening legal action D) Politely asking to speak to a supervisor
A) Share your experience on social media B) Thank the representative and confirm the resolution C) Ignore the resolution D) Demand further compensation
A) So you can post about it online B) So you can intimidate the representative C) So you can effectively communicate your issue D) So you can get what you want
A) To promote business growth B) To protect consumers from unfair practices C) To regulate prices D) To provide financial assistance
A) Only product related complaint B) Only complaint about prices C) Both product and service related complaint D) Only service related complaint
A) To regulate prices B) To promote business growth C) To provide financial assistance D) To protect consumers from unfair practices
A) Only product related complaint B) Both product and service related complaints C) Only service related complaint D) Only complaint about prices
A) By offering products B) By meditating disputes between businesses C) By investigating complaints and taking enforcement action D) By providing financial compensation
A) Yes B) No |