81. In documentary collection, the documents will not be delivered to the buyer until ______.5 i- C G8 y, Z$ J1 f
A. the goods have arrived
) f7 f! r3 r9 v7 L/ k5 T B. the buyer has cleared the goods' }# G, O- D: z, J: Q9 ?( E" K# Q$ G
C. the bill is paid or accepted- C7 U* t& d: w4 p
D. the seller says so# E+ E6 l& J' Q# Z$ ^
82. In documentary credit operations, all parties concerned deal in ______.
: Y, G7 W4 D/ Y/ s B' ^6 W/ { A. credits4 A& p( g' m; H& J! n6 \& P
B. documents
1 C0 h) R5 z1 a! I( m7 V C. contracts# G! q* h: ]+ K% G1 s Q2 O, t7 k4 E6 Q6 @
D. goods; Y! p1 h! m' p, ~% l `
83. A check involves______. L3 R2 S; [+ @
A. the writer, the signer, the cashier, and the bank
4 z0 l1 k7 k5 w6 ~' f B. the drawer, the payee, and the bank
& \. K6 b; U3 i" R C. the drawer and the payee5 H& }9 _- [1 y: q5 j/ ]- |% G
D. the signer, the payee, and the company
3 T# P8 G, ~. Z8 E4 t$ v5 h 84. Assume a bank has $200 million of assets with a duration of 2, and $ 100 million of liabilities with a duration of 3. What is the duration gap for the bank? ______.
# i; M) M/ b! |; @. p( A6 b A.2
3 c+ |6 s; [' N B.-1
) @4 k i; H3 I9 q C.0.55 c" L0 |$ v+ {5 n6 V* h" i
D.-46 y9 `0 U U5 \1 L `# W8 i
85. When a central bank allows the purchase or sale of domestic currency to have an effect on the monetary base and hence on the money supply, the intervention is said to be a/an _____ foreign exchange intervention.$ W- D5 h) J6 @& q! N4 i" {
A. limited
/ ~1 ?$ H( g( [) K' C( S6 [ B. unlimited
2 j8 {3 m) Z; t) N. s l/ C C. sterilized, l, T* Y/ U5 G) z) s" M" I* y' H
D. unsterilized
* v. G2 P+ i+ d# O% f) ^1 g 86. The shipper wants assurance that his goods will reach their destination. The bill of lading gives him this assurance. It thus serves as a ______.
7 L! ^0 ^" `& Z6 |" n$ Q7 R( M9 u- l A. contract for delivery
% z o4 `3 p1 H/ i B. receipt for goods
6 O! a5 f. q5 x, b. w C. title document8 k) W1 X& \9 w4 ^1 [ P
D. negotiable instrument
( ^% g% C4 E2 i" @" E4 ?" [ 87. A sound policy to combat a temporary liquidity shortage in the banking system would be .: R# E9 K) A2 R% N/ F8 K. T
A. an increase in the discount rate
+ O; ?+ s- {2 c8 ~' f; I; w6 J B. an increase in reserve requirements
, X0 B9 a1 ?* p& I* r3 j C. a reduction in reserve requirements
. d# |5 b2 o+ U; x D. the purchase of government securities under repurchase agreement O3 W {! P$ d: ~1 V0 ?% q
88. The narrowest definition of money is referred to as ______.
1 T; _# L# M0 x! B- B A. M o
3 n: U% k3 v- |# |6 B V1 @# M B. M 1
2 E9 |2 B( \$ N! ~6 U C. M 2, d) d# ] O" x, |3 n" Y
D. M 3
& y# _! N( z: w3 h, B 89. Which of the following is the term used to describe the offsetting of the effects of intervention in the foreign exchange market on the domestic money supply? .
; U. j( U4 p7 F# E- e) r2 } A. Daily intervention; w4 Q" A0 W8 m) S! H
B. Sterilization C. Discretionary monetary policy
, E. A- c, |5 H3 G0 T! F+ t D. Discretionary fiscal policy
+ ^$ s% C5 c* z4 F( ^ N. ] 90. Under a fixed exchange rate system and freely flowing capital, .2 m$ A, }" I* P3 J: @4 L# M
A. fiscal policy is ineffective
# g, U! R; b- t+ d, q K B. monetary policy is very effective
( r0 z1 S+ t6 U3 A" Z1 Y C. the supply of money is very important
2 a; }: \! X8 o9 x D. monetary policy is ineffective |