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If Purchasing Power Parity is holding,what will happen to the currency of a country with high inflation?


A) Currency will appreciate.
B) Currency will depreciate.
C) No significant change in exchange rate.
D) Currency will sell at a forward premium.

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The nominal interest rate is the difference between real interest rate and inflation.

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How can companies use swaps to change the risk of securities that they have issued?

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Swaps allow firms to exchange one series...

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High inflation rates are usually associated with:


A) low nominal interest rates.
B) high nominal interest rates.
C) high real interest rates.
D) low real interest rates.

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Explain the international Fisher Effect.

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The international Fisher effect suggests...

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The Japanese Yen exchange rate is ¥115 = $1,while the British Pound exchange rate is £1 = $2.05.Given this information,calculate the cross-rate in terms of Yen per pound.


A) ¥235.75 per £1
B) ¥275.35 per £1
C) ¥56.10 per £1
D) ¥51.60 per £1

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Which of the following would you expect to improve the Dollar-NPV of a foreign capital budgeting proposal?


A) The Dollar is expected to appreciate against the foreign currency
B) Lower inflation is expected in the foreign country than in the United States
C) The foreign country has a less stable political environment
D) The risk-free rate in the foreign country is higher than in the United States

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The spot exchange rate of British Pound (£) is $2.56(Canadian) /£.The annual inflation rate in Canadian $is 4% and 8% in Britain.What will be the anticipated exchange rate at the end of the year if PPP is valid?


A) $2.4652/£
B) $2.1503/£
C) $3.0804/£
D) $2.5600/£

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The international Fisher effect is valid in the long run,because:


A) inflation rates are equal in different countries.
B) investors will move their money into countries with high real interest rates.
C) investors will move their money into countries with high nominal interest rates.
D) investors will move their money into countries with low inflation.

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The theory that goods in a foreign country should be priced approximately equal after currency translation to goods in a host country is referred to as the law of:


A) exchange rates.
B) large numbers.
C) spot rates.
D) one price.

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What is the law of one price? When would you expect it to hold and when would you not expect it to hold?

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The law of one price holds that prices o...

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What are some simple strategies to protect the firm against exchange rate risk?

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Expectation theory states that hedging e...

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Forward rates are always equal to the actual future exchange rates.

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If the spot indirect exchange rate of Mexican Pesos for U.S.Dollars is 9.8/1 and the peso is trading at a forward premium of 3%,then a U.S.trader will receive:


A) more than 9.8 Pesos per Dollar in the future.
B) less than 9.8 Pesos per Dollar in the future.
C) 9.83 Pesos per Dollar in the future.
D) 10.09 Pesos per Dollar in the future.

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According to the expectations theory of exchange rates,what change is expected in the future spot exchange rate if the current spot rate is 8% lower than the forward exchange rate?


A) Future spot rate is expected to increase by 8%
B) Future spot rate is expected to decrease by 8%
C) Future spot rate is expected to decrease by 4%
D) No change is expected in the future spot rate

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If you buy Yen forward when the Yen is selling at a forward premium,you will get:


A) more Yen than if you buy on spot market.
B) fewer Yen than if you buy on spot market.
C) the same number of Yen as on the spot market, but with a lower commission.
D) the expectation of more Yen, but the difference is not locked in.

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