1. Under which one of the following circumstances would it be wise for your customer to arrange a forward foreign exchange contract? ______.
3 F) v2 C2 U8 ^- p" F- { A. Import of goods priced in a foreign currency
0 f. I4 k# H- o' C B. Import of goods priced in RMB1 j9 a7 R9 r# U# X
C. Export of goods priced in RMB4 m P& M! ]; {7 _* X( d3 W
D. Export of goods priced in a foreign currency where the rate of exchange has been agreed in the sales contract
/ c8 Z( }$ Y; U. p2 y 2. Incoterms address ______.* \. @& I8 b+ ?; k, \/ j
A. the risks of loss between the parties& w0 f. W+ }, L6 o9 m, y4 ?
B. breaches of contract! x1 m7 V' n& u. J
C. ownership rights" b. n( j4 f5 U5 F! G- |. k% X$ z
D. type of ship used
- j7 \' I5 K4 ?6 o1 k) U 3. Which of the following is or was an example of representative full-bodied money? ______.
& H9 I% ~* t& U" d9 { A. Debt money9 U8 ?0 N9 ^. \2 F
B. ATS account
0 S# g" n$ ]! X5 v1 d4 U C. Gold certificate
/ M4 r* H& j9 n* n. `) s Y D. Demand deposit9 ?, e/ h# \- R0 Q/ s' c1 o7 m
4. Risks associated with investing in foreign countries are the following except ______. X) Q8 K6 L7 X7 e
A. voting risk
: Q9 O- }- k2 `2 n B. exchange rate risk
: v" w; a$ O# p0 a0 S9 ?1 W C. country risk
. U6 _- H& g0 O- _/ G4 `1 i D. political risk
6 c9 t" B* ?2 n7 f: q9 s 5. An exporter sells goods to a customer abroad on FOB and on CIF term. Who is responsible for the freight charges in each? ______.% _8 M3 T: ~8 l C* W
A. Exporter; Exporter
1 e8 D" ?9 X+ F: E B. Exporter; Importer
7 Q* z) ]8 h3 p3 y- H! H7 f. R* _ C. Importer; Importer$ U+ s5 A! H. W
D. Importer; Exporter
- i x2 \+ u) i* n' p0 }3 D3 {. m 6. Default risk refers to the possibility that a borrower may ______.
& ?" i# v `1 d+ D( S A. be unable to repay the principal on his loan
! y6 I: E; ~6 Y7 M/ Q% P B. be unable to make the interest payments on his loan+ C, @- N- M7 F+ V: _ G! j/ a
C. go bankrupt* k+ g" v+ P; w8 i: l; j
D. all of the above
$ e! `& a# k# q, t9 c+ y7 A$ H' ? 7. What is the reserve requirement? ______.
# n3 P) J" q# Y5 C* y! \4 C: F A. The requirement of a bank to deposit a percentage of money
, E6 `- c+ N% N& |# `9 V B. The requirement for deposits in cash. O# b& G- n6 c7 F4 @+ C' l
C. The percentage of a bank's deposits in the form of cash reserves. i: k9 n& x+ P" d
D. The requirement for cash reserves
7 y9 x+ U: e+ Q \% V( [! {/ q" l 8. A draft is like a check that can be endorsed but it isn't a title to goods, like ______.
/ R5 t- _3 R. g. k A. a bill of lading; n5 i3 t. T( b$ B% O9 m
B. an inspection certificate
' n" p1 x% b \ j: H V6 n8 o# Z C. a certificate of origin
# x( X# r0 ~6 P D. an insurance certificate& l V' ?' C8 O8 \. j% U+ o
9. Arbitrage ______. L' x; |* f Y8 T
A. is a general economic term for buying something where it is cheap and selling it where it is dear4 [% `7 h% G: Z
B. keeps exchange rates consistent across markets
2 Y/ D2 a* U9 l6 }) \4 ]1 ?( l C. has been outlawed by the International Monetary Fund
! d/ Y* E4 S) ^" n) S# { K' U' V D. cannot occur where there is a forward exchange market* K4 S+ l1 d% y4 y
E. both A and B9 [/ t& S; [+ u$ U
10. What is the purpose of comparing the ledger entries with the documents? ______.: c' d1 Q/ A: O8 x; U* q/ i
A. To prove that all the transactions have made for the right amounts1 v+ s% V, ?( O0 y1 z
B. To prove that all the accounts have been posted correctly
- z" C) O# ?& z' T$ j3 Z C. To check the number of all the debits and credits
% n+ q( {+ E F5 N/ k. F$ ^ D. To post the right accounts |