Commerce 2005 Jamb Examination
Question 21
In a CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) contract, risk passes to the buyer once the goods are shipped, but ownership or property does not pass until the shipping documents are transferred, ensuring legal transfer of title.
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Question 22
A partnership can be legally dissolved under certain conditions such as the bankruptcy of one partner or the business. Bankruptcy terminates the legal entity and ends the partnership.
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Question 23
In a sole proprietorship, the owner bears unlimited liability, meaning personal assets can be used to settle business debts. This is a major disadvantage compared to corporations.
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Question 24
Production fundamentally involves transformation—converting raw materials into finished goods or services that satisfy human needs.
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Question 25
During a merger, the acquired firm often receives a premium—an amount above the market value—to compensate for its assets and goodwill.
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Question 26
Occupations are generally classified into industry, commerce, and services based on the type of economic activity carried out. Industry involves production, commerce deals with trade, and services include activities that satisfy human needs without producing tangible goods.
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Question 27
The Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL) is a public corporation owned and operated by the government to provide telecommunication services to the public.
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Question 28
An engineer working for the government provides an indirect service to the public. Though the engineer does not directly serve the consumer, the work supports services and infrastructure that benefit society.
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Question 29
The advertising process informs potential customers about the availability of goods and services using various media such as newspapers, radio, TV, and online platforms.
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Question 30
The necessary documents used in foreign trade are?
Foreign trade requires specific documents to facilitate transactions. Key documents include: invoice, shipping note, bill of lading and freight note, which handle orders, payment, shipment, and record of goods.
