Exam 19: International Business Finance

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Expropriation of plant and equipment without compensation is an example of financial risk from direct foreign investments.

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The most serious type of political risk involves

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A direct quote in Bombay tells one how many British pounds can buy one Indian rupee.

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Arbitrage is the process of buying and selling in one market in order to make a riskless profit.

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Spot transactions are made immediately in the market place at the market price.

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Multinational corporations can have lower cost of capital and more continuous access to external finance compared to a domestic firm.

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RAH Inc. ,a U.S.corporation is evaluating a proposal to construct and lease an office building in Kiev.RAH's weighted average cost of capital is 11%.The risk free rate in the U.S.is 3.75%.RAH believes that conditions in Kiev warrant a required rate of return that is 12% above the risk-free rate.Cash flows from the hotel project should be discounted at

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The nominal rate of interest in Russia is 9.5% and the inflation rate is 8%.The nominal rate of interest in Canada is 2.5% and the inflation rate is zero.We would expect

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The efficiency of foreign currency markets is ensured,in large measure,by the process of arbitrageurs.

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A foreign exchange dealer in New York posts an ask price of .01818 for Indian rupees and a bid price of .01820.What is the dealer's profit on the simultaneous purchase and sale of 1 million rupees?

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The forward rate is the same as the spot rate that will prevail in the future.

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The foreign exchange market is similar in form to the New York Stock Exchange.

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A trader who simultaneously bought Swiss francs in New York for .9772 and sold them in Zurich for .9774 would be practicing

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What is meant by interest rate parity?

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What keeps foreign exchange quotes in two different countries in line with each other?

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Assume that an investor purchased 200,000,000 Japanese yen in New York at an exchange rate of 101 yen to the dollar and simultaneously sold the yen in Tokyo at an exchange rate of 99 Japanese yen to the dollar.Further assume that there was no cost associated with this transaction.What profit or loss did the investor make? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

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The interest rate in the U.S.is 4%,in Switzerland it is 3%.The spot rate is 1.0232 USD to the Swiss franc.A U.S.based hotel chain needs to project forward exchange rates for the next five years.Complete the table below. The interest rate in the U.S.is 4%,in Switzerland it is 3%.The spot rate is 1.0232 USD to the Swiss franc.A U.S.based hotel chain needs to project forward exchange rates for the next five years.Complete the table below.

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A theory that relates the ratios of spot and forward exchange to differences in interest rates in two countries or currency zones is known as

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The cost of debt used in the international investment decision is the lesser of the parent's or the subsidiary's cost of debt.

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If a currency's forward price in U.S.dollars is lower than the spot price,interest rates are higher in the foreign country than they are in the U.S.

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