TEST SELECTIVIDAD 507.- Created by Antonio Ginés

A company whose activity is the repair of vehicles would belong to the:
1. Tertiary sector
2. Secondary sector
3. Primary sector
At the time of incorporation of the public limited company, the capital must be:
1. Fully subscribed and fully paid up
2. Fully subscribed and paid at least 25%
3. Fully subscribed and paid at least 75%
In relation to the right to attend and vote in the Meetings, there is the possibility of:
1. Membership
2. Syndication
3. Execution
Capital contributions to a company are represented by:
1. Non-negotiable titles
2. Bonds titles
3. Titles or annotations on account
In a cooperative society, the results are called:
1. The other answers are correct
2. Profits
3. Surplus
A company dedicated to the cultivation of strawberries belongs to:
1. The primary sector
2. The secondary sector
3. The tertiary sector
In the Public limited company:
1. The capital is divided into shares and made up of the contributions of the partners, who aren't personally liable for the corporate debts
2. The partners are unlimitedly liable for the company's commitments
3. There is no minimum capital
In limited liability companies, the capital:
1. It's the amount of money that society has
2. It must be equal to or greater that €3,005.06
3. It's divided into bonds
The difference between a public and a private civil society is:
1. The responsibility of the partners
2. The minimum capital limit
3. The requirements of form by which it's constituted
The provisioning function includes:
1. Purchasing, storage and stock management
2. Purchases and sales
3. Purchases, warehousing and sales
A labor public limited company:
1. It doesn' have to have a mercantile activity
2. It's enough that 25% of the shares belong to permanent workers
3. There is no minimum
The initials "LPLC" correspond to:
1. Labor Privare Limited Company
2. Labor Public Limited Company
3. The other answers are correct
The requirement to establish mercantile companies are:
1. Statutes and registration in the Civil Registry
2. Public deed and registration in the Property Registry
3. Public deed and registration in the Mercantile Registry
A company that manufactures printers decides to expand its activity with the development of the wireless (Wi-Fi) printing system, which it previously had to buy from another manufacturer, is using a strategy of:
1. Vertical diversification
2. Horizontal diversification
3. Product concentration
A company belonging to the secondary sector is one that:
1. It doesn't produce any type of goods
2. Add more value to existing assets
3. Carries out purely extractive activities
What is the minimum capital to set up a Public limited company?
1. €3,005.06
2. €60,101.21
3. There is no minimum
The environment that affects all companies is called:
1. Company culture
2. Specific environment
3. General environment
SMEs have:
1. Low financial capacity
2. The other answers are correct
3. Poor communication between staff
Companies according to the economic sector in which they carry out their activity are classified as:
1. Production companies and commercials
2. Primary, secondary and tertiary
3. Public limited companies and limited liability companies
The company is defined as:
1. The economic unit of investment
2. The economic unit of consumption
3. The economic unit of production
Personalist societies can be:
1. Partnership and Limited partnership
2. Public limited companies and limited liability companies
3. Limited or individual
As a disadvantage of SMEs compared to large companies we can highlight:
1. More direct relationship between boss and employees
2. Lower bargaining power with suppliers
3. Greater flexibility to adapt to rapidly changing consumer tastes or preferences
In the constitution of a public limited company:
1. You have to fully pay the capital
2. Contribution must necessarily be in money
3. None of the other answers is correct
The minimum capital in the Labor public limited company:
1. It's €60,101.21
2. It depends on the number of partners
3. It's set by the Statutes
Regarding to the transfer of shares in Limited liability companies:
1. It's totally free
2. It's restricted by a number of conditions
3. It's conditioned by the number that you want to sell