Relation between Traders and Manufacturers

Q.

How are consumers exploited in the Marketplace explain?

Q. Who has an upper-hand in the relationship between a tannery owner and a trader?

1. Trader
2. Tannery owner
3. Neither, as they are inter-dependent.
4. Neither, as they are independent.

Q. Very often, the tanneries have ______ direct contact with the shoe factories.

1. a huge
2. less
3. no
4. normal

Q. The _____ ensure that the shoe companies get the right quality of leather to manufacture shoes.

1. workers
2. tannery owners
3. traders
4. None of the above

Q. Which of the following is not a function of a trader?

1. Getting order for tanneries.
2. Selling leather to factories.
3. Making leather
4. Identifying good quality leather.

Q. The tannery supplies ______ to the traders.

1. animal hide
2. clothes
3. leather
4. tan

Q.

The tannery owners rely on traders for orders and information on the kind of leathers in demand. The traders rely on the tanneries for the supply of leather to be sold in the market. Thus, traders and tannery owners are _________.

1. inter-related
2. affiliated
3. linked
4. co-related

Q. A system where a trader supplies the raw materials to a manufacturer to get back the finished product is called a _______.

1. putting out system
2. giving out system
3. venting out system
4. getting done system

Q. Tanneries rely on ______ to get orders.

1. contract workers
2. shoe factory owners
3. no one
4. traders