6. Default risk refers to the possibility that a borrower may ______.
2 }. u" Z8 D/ g4 Z* P5 TA. be unable to repay the principal on his loan, s. b1 ^# Z' F8 ^6 g- w
B. be unable to make the interest payments on his loan
! P5 x. Y9 v! L3 r7 }" ]# qC. go bankrupt* a2 ~: T! F1 U x
D. all of the above
" B& I" j/ \& ^) R: X7. What is the reserve requirement? ______.1 p2 |* h P8 w
A. The requirement of a bank to deposit a percentage of money
, |( [' k( b9 ~B. The requirement for deposits in cash" T/ s5 u; H$ T# ]$ K- W
C. The percentage of a bank‘s deposits in the form of cash reserves
! M' j8 e- Y6 eD. The requirement for cash reserves6 Y! x4 l: y& w
8. A draft is like a check that can be endorsed but it isn‘t a title to goods, like ______.% \/ a3 T7 F' i+ q
A. a bill of lading / y* N+ _/ H, Z7 ]1 W
B. an inspection certificate/ w+ i" `4 {& F7 x( C
C. a certificate of origin
3 p% O* `5 Z' E; D7 J9 YD. an insurance certificate
$ I S j5 u) ^+ ]) L9 V9. Arbitrage ______.
: S4 v% p" n. K/ Z- l8 NA. is a general economic term for buying something where it is cheap and selling it where it is dear, q0 r) G; p7 w6 D3 a* y& x
B. keeps exchange rates consistent across markets
$ _" E, I V/ a. X: x2 L+ O9 {8 E0 t8 e& HC. has been outlawed by the International Monetary Fund$ T3 \8 I% D7 e9 L. k
D. cannot occur where there is a forward exchange market0 K Y7 |2 v. Y1 D; ]; Y2 F* B# g
E. both A and B
" D1 b# r+ V1 u9 w/ g10. What is the purpose of comparing the ledger entries with the documents? ______.1 n' g. s6 d1 U7 Q
A. To prove that all the transactions have made for the right amounts
0 ~0 K& E1 h" {* DB. To prove that all the accounts have been posted correctly
, g) p; Q1 |: i% D LC. To check the number of all the debits and credits% ~8 M1 j5 r. u1 o/ _" M# L. @
D. To post the right accounts |