Mastering International Business and Trade
Revision of 20% and 80% Effectuated on 2025 (Series of 2025)
15 Test Questions [Duo (2.0) points each] = Total: 30 Points
Set 3 Jump
Instructions: Select the best answer for each question by carefully reading both the question
and all answer choices before marking your response. (The answer key is provided below.)
1. The Encantadia soundtrack’s composer sells streaming rights to Spotify Europe,
collecting payment in euros. This is:
B) International trade in services and intellectual property licensing
L) Direct export of physical goods
I) Foreign direct investment in the music industry
N) Countertrade involving goods-for-goods exchange
K) A purely domestic contract with no cross-border effect
2. Negative reviews in the Philippines have reduced investor confidence. To restore
funding, GMA Network issues international bonds in Japan. This is known as:
B) Eurobond issuance payable in U.S. dollars
L) Samurai bonds issuance for raising capital in a foreign market
I) Domestic treasury bonds targeted at foreign investors
N) Currency swap agreement with Japanese banks
K) International mutual fund investment
3. An Indonesian distributor offers to buy the rights for a Sang’gre 2025 spin-off but
requests joint ownership of future character designs. This is most likely:
B) Wholly-owned subsidiary setup abroad
L) Simple licensing deal with no ownership changes
I) Joint venture agreement with shared intellectual property rights
N) Export of final products without creative collaboration
K) Cross-border subcontracting
4. A cross-border fan boycott campaign spreads on Twitter, calling for Netflix to drop
Sang’gre 2025. This social media movement affects:
B) Physical logistics and supply chains
L) Only domestic ratings without global consequences
I) The technical aspects of production scheduling
N) The global cultural environment and brand perception
K) The legal environment exclusively without touching marketing
, 5. A French TV channel refuses to air Sang’gre 2025 due to “lack of cultural relevance”
but offers to co-create a French-inspired spin-off. This reflects:
B) Bypassing cultural diversity laws
L) Ignoring local market needs in favor of global uniformity
I) Standardization of creative content for all markets
N) Isolation from cultural integration efforts
K) Cultural adaptation through collaborative production agreements
6. The production team is exploring blockchain-based fan engagement tokens for
international audiences. The main business risk here is:
B) Volatility in cryptocurrency values affecting global transactions
L) Standardized currency stability across all markets
I) Over-reliance on fixed currency exchange rates
N) The inability of fans to engage without physical events
K) Tariff increases on physical merchandise
7. An African broadcaster offers payment in cocoa exports instead of cash for
distribution rights. This unusual trade arrangement is:
B) Foreign direct investment through commodities
L) Countertrade in the form of barter
I) Licensing with royalty payments in goods
N) Quota system under WTO rules
K) Export-led development strategy
8. Due to political unrest in a key filming location, the producers must relocate to a
more stable country. This is a decision influenced by:
B) Exchange rate volatility
L) Cultural environment misalignment
I) Political risk assessment in global operations
N) Global consumer behavior patterns
K) International tax avoidance
9. The marketing team wants to release different versions of the series trailer tailored to
fan expectations in each country. This is:
B) Cross-border financial management only
L) Complete standardization for cost efficiency
I) Ignoring market research results
N) Global marketing customization for local consumer appeal
K) International HR staffing strategy
Revision of 20% and 80% Effectuated on 2025 (Series of 2025)
15 Test Questions [Duo (2.0) points each] = Total: 30 Points
Set 3 Jump
Instructions: Select the best answer for each question by carefully reading both the question
and all answer choices before marking your response. (The answer key is provided below.)
1. The Encantadia soundtrack’s composer sells streaming rights to Spotify Europe,
collecting payment in euros. This is:
B) International trade in services and intellectual property licensing
L) Direct export of physical goods
I) Foreign direct investment in the music industry
N) Countertrade involving goods-for-goods exchange
K) A purely domestic contract with no cross-border effect
2. Negative reviews in the Philippines have reduced investor confidence. To restore
funding, GMA Network issues international bonds in Japan. This is known as:
B) Eurobond issuance payable in U.S. dollars
L) Samurai bonds issuance for raising capital in a foreign market
I) Domestic treasury bonds targeted at foreign investors
N) Currency swap agreement with Japanese banks
K) International mutual fund investment
3. An Indonesian distributor offers to buy the rights for a Sang’gre 2025 spin-off but
requests joint ownership of future character designs. This is most likely:
B) Wholly-owned subsidiary setup abroad
L) Simple licensing deal with no ownership changes
I) Joint venture agreement with shared intellectual property rights
N) Export of final products without creative collaboration
K) Cross-border subcontracting
4. A cross-border fan boycott campaign spreads on Twitter, calling for Netflix to drop
Sang’gre 2025. This social media movement affects:
B) Physical logistics and supply chains
L) Only domestic ratings without global consequences
I) The technical aspects of production scheduling
N) The global cultural environment and brand perception
K) The legal environment exclusively without touching marketing
, 5. A French TV channel refuses to air Sang’gre 2025 due to “lack of cultural relevance”
but offers to co-create a French-inspired spin-off. This reflects:
B) Bypassing cultural diversity laws
L) Ignoring local market needs in favor of global uniformity
I) Standardization of creative content for all markets
N) Isolation from cultural integration efforts
K) Cultural adaptation through collaborative production agreements
6. The production team is exploring blockchain-based fan engagement tokens for
international audiences. The main business risk here is:
B) Volatility in cryptocurrency values affecting global transactions
L) Standardized currency stability across all markets
I) Over-reliance on fixed currency exchange rates
N) The inability of fans to engage without physical events
K) Tariff increases on physical merchandise
7. An African broadcaster offers payment in cocoa exports instead of cash for
distribution rights. This unusual trade arrangement is:
B) Foreign direct investment through commodities
L) Countertrade in the form of barter
I) Licensing with royalty payments in goods
N) Quota system under WTO rules
K) Export-led development strategy
8. Due to political unrest in a key filming location, the producers must relocate to a
more stable country. This is a decision influenced by:
B) Exchange rate volatility
L) Cultural environment misalignment
I) Political risk assessment in global operations
N) Global consumer behavior patterns
K) International tax avoidance
9. The marketing team wants to release different versions of the series trailer tailored to
fan expectations in each country. This is:
B) Cross-border financial management only
L) Complete standardization for cost efficiency
I) Ignoring market research results
N) Global marketing customization for local consumer appeal
K) International HR staffing strategy
