Commerce 2024 Jamb Examination
Question 41
Shares sold above their nominal value (1.25K vs 0.75K) are sold at a premium.
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Question 42
The balance of payments consists of current account, capital account, and monetary movements.
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Question 43
Tramp ships operate without fixed schedules and pick up cargo from any port.
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Question 44
Magazines target specific readerships based on content, unlike newspapers or billboards.
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Question 45
Branding allows goods to be identified by the public easily through trademarks.
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Question 46
NITEL provides telecommunication services like data transmission, telex, and satellite, but recorded delivery is a postal service.
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Question 47
Specialization refers to focusing on one task or job to gain expertise.
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Question 48
Persuasive advertisements aim to convince consumers to buy goods, even if not initially needed.
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Question 49
A tariff is a tax or duty imposed on goods imported and sometimes exported.
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Question 50
Which of the following is NOT a credit instrument?
A bill of lading is a document issued by a carrier (such as a shipping company) to acknowledge the receipt of goods and provide evidence of the contract of carriage. It serves as a receipt for the goods being transported and contains information about the shipment, such as the type of goods, quantity, and destination. However, a bill of lading is not considered a credit instrument.

