TEST SELECTIVIDAD 503.- Created by Antonio Ginés

Please indicate which of the following business practices are anticompetitive:
1. The exercise of a dominant position
2. Establish a value for money that is difficult to beat by competing companies
3. Set the price freely without consulting the consumer
Due to the ownership of the capital stock, a company can be:
1. Primary, secondary or tertiary companies
2. A private, public and mixed company
3. A commercial production company
The companies whose activity is teaching belong to the:
1. Primary sector
2. Tertiary sector
3. Secondary sector
In the limited liability company:
1. The partners are liable for social debts with their personal patrimony up to a certain limit
2. None of the other answers is correct
3. The partners aren't liable for social debts with their personal patrimony
The size of a company refers, among other features:
1. The other answers are correct
2. To the diversification of its markets
3. At its business volume
The financial function of the company refers to:
1. Activities of attracting, treating ans placing financial resources
2. Management support activities through the creation of economic-financial accounting information systems
3. None of the other answers is correct
The diversification strategy directed towards the market for complementary or substitute products for those already produced is diversification:
1. Horizontal
2. Heterogeneous
3. Vertical
The social benefits that are included in the company's social balance sheet are:
1. The social or economic resources that the company allocates to its staff
2. The social or economic resources added by the company to society and that it considers positive
3. None of the other answers is correct
The instrument for measuring the social results, favorable or unfavorable, obtained by a company in a given period is:
1. Social sensitivity
2. Social responsibility
3. The social balance
We understand a company diversifies when:
1. Increase the type of products and/or services it sell
2. Increase the productivity of the company
3. Motivate workers to be more creative
A company dedicated to the cultivation of grapes belongs to the:
1. Secondary sector
2. Primary sector
3. Tertiary sector
A cartel is:
1. An agreement between companies from different sectors to dominate the market
2. An agreement between companies in the same sector to avoid competition
3. A grouping of companies belonging to the same company
In the Public Limited Company:
1. Its constitution requires granting a public deed and registering it in the Property Registry
2. Social contributions can only be made in money
3. The statutes constitute, exclusively, its internal operating rules
Economic activity is that human activity aimed at satisfying needs using:
1. Scarce resources ans susceptible to alternative uses
2. Unlimited resources and susceptible to a single application
3. Scarce resources and susceptible to a single application
What is a tertiary company?
1. Which is a very small
2. What offers and provides services
3. That isn't important
Public deed and registration in the Mercantile Registry are requirements to constitute:
1. Limited Liability Companies exclusively
2. Commercial companies
3. Individual companies
A company integration occurs through a merger when:
1. One company partially acquires another
2. A company decides to assume the different phases of the production process
3. Two or more companies agree to pool their assets by creating a single
The constitution requirements regarding capital and number of partners are:
1. €60,101.21 of minimum capital and unlimited number of partners in the public limited company
2. €3,005.06 of minimum capital and a maximum of 5 partners in the limited liability company
3. €60,101.21 of minimum capital and at least 3 partners in the public limited company
The individual entrepreneur is a natural person and needs:
1. Have a profession or qualification that enables him to practice
2. Put an important patrimony to respond to the debts before third parties
3. Have full disposal of their assets and be of legal age
A holding company is:
1. A corporation made up of companies that participate throughout the same production process, and that usually has export has its main objective
2. A temporary association of companies to carry out a specific activity
3. A corporation made up of companies that have in common their belonging to a parent company, and that usually have exclusively financial objectives
In relation to limited liability companies:
1. The minimum capital contributed is €3,005.06
2. They must be constituted with more than one partner
3. The partners are personally liable for corporate debts
Among the characteristics of small and medium-size companies, which may explain their survival compared to large ones, the following may be included:
1. The separation between the ownership of the company and its management
2. The best adaptation to the circumstances
3. The least proximity to the customer
Individual companies are characterized by having in front of them:
1. A group of individuals who assume the risks of the same
2. A financial group
3. A person who owns the patrimony of the company
The demand-price elasticity is measured as follows:
1. Variation of the quantity demanded with respect to the changes registered in the price variable
2. Measuring the variation in demand caused by changes in consumer income
3. Studying the commercial activity of the company
Which of these types of companies is limited liability?
1. A partnership company
2. A Cooperative company
3. A Limited Partnership company