1. Usually the low interest rate currency trades at a ______ to the high interest rate currency in the forward market.
4 Y n. j$ ~. h! {& [2 q; A A. premium- D' ?1 ~! J9 A% B0 C- \, H
B. par
$ b% I J6 G2 `# ~1 M- z1 V C. discount
, F+ R! c; V" l D. bar 2. Which of the following statements about standby letters of credit is true? ______.; r( e) w4 u/ K' U, N7 p' T
A. They can serve as a guarantee to a buyer against a seller defaulting( F5 j7 ?3 g4 A
B. They are contrary to the general rule that letters of credit may only be used for the actual movement of goods
4 p& J- v7 B3 [5 ]# c! V* s V C. They are unlike a tender (or other) bond in their legal standing and method of operation
: ^; E6 b3 _9 R3 T( | D. They are unlike a tender bond with its fixed expiry date 3. The most liquid of all assets is ______. @! l3 w# u9 k; B( ?
A. the stock of commercial banks. \9 d' @3 [( s, p+ U- H# ]
B. M 1
2 y2 S4 R1 d4 b. j, n0 h% a, O4 j C. intelligence8 `4 a3 k) m+ g, P
D. the debt of major corporations 4. Beta and standard deviation differ as risk measures in that beta measures ______.
* \. ?3 w+ \" V+ R# L8 R/ f, h5 I A. only unsystematic risk, while standard deviation measures total risk
* a/ H @% m& t" H B. only systematic risk, while standard deviation measures total risk, Q% w( y0 T; j/ \
C. both systematic and unsystematic risk, while standard deviation measures only unsystematic risk
4 ]" o- C y6 c7 ~ R" z D. both systematic and unsystematic risk, while standard deviation measures only systematic risk5. What information would you find in a statement of cash flows that you would not be able to get from the other two primary financial statements? ______.
1 w4 ?4 c$ _1 R8 a$ W A. Cash provided by or used in financing activities- Q) Z Z# P! A0 \: d1 X% U* f
B. Cash balance at the end of the period8 ~1 T( x9 q) T* x
C. Total liabilities due to creditors at the end of the period
- A0 L' ~" t1 A* S D. Net income 6. An analyst estimates that a stock has the following probabilities of return depending on the state of the economy: |