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Objectives And Functions Of Consumer Association Jamb Christain Religious Knowledge Past Questions
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Activities
Advertising
Aids-to-trade
Banking
Bureaux de change
Business Environment and Social Responsibility
Business Mergers
Business Units
Calculation of forms of capital, profits, and turnover
Characteristics of commerce
Characteristics/features
Commerce
Communication
Computer
Consumer protection
Contract Agency, Sale of Goods Acts, and Hire Purchase Act
Customer Service
Determination of choice of business units
Dissolution and liquidation of businesses
Division of Labour
Elements of Business Management
Elements of Marketing
Evolution of money
Factors of production, characteristics, and rewards
Financing Business
Foreign trade
Forms of business ownership
Forms of money
Functional areas of business
Functions and Importance of marketing
Functions of business management
Functions of commerce
Functions of money
Government regulations of business
Home Trade
Importance and functions of stock exchange
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Insurance
Legal Aspects of Business
Legal, political, economic, social, cultural, technological environment
Market Segmentation
Marketing mix
Meaning and scope of commerce
Meaning and validity of a simple contract
Meaning of occupation
Meaning of production
Money
Objectives and functions of Chambers of Commerce
Objectives and functions of consumer association
Objectives and functions of trade associations
Occupation
Organizational structure
Principles of business management
Problems of sourcing finance
Procedure and documentation
Procedure of transactions and speculations in the stock exchange
Production
Purchase and Sales of Goods
Qualities/characteristics of money
Registration of businesses
Rights and obligations of employer and employee
Safe products, philanthropic and social environment
Second-Tier Securities Market (STSM)
Sources of finance
Specialization
Stock Exchange
Terms
Terms of payments
Terms of trade
The marketing concept
Tourism
Trade
Trade Associations
Transportation
Types of capital
Types of occupation
Types of pollution and their implications
Types of production
Types of securities
Warehousing
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