46) a Bond Sold Simultaneously in Several Different Foreign Capital Markets, but Denominated

46) a Bond Sold Simultaneously in Several Different Foreign Capital Markets, but Denominated

<p>46) A bond sold simultaneously in several different foreign capital markets, but denominated in a currency different from the country in which the bond is issued, is called a(n): A. Eurobond. B. international capital bond. C. floating bond. D. world bond.</p><p>47) ______risk is generally considered only a paper gain or loss. A. Translation B. Financial C. Economic D. Transaction </p><p>48) Capital markets in foreign countries: A. offer lower returns than those obtainable in the domestic capital markets. B. provide international diversification. C. in general are becoming less integrated due to the widespread availability of interest rate and currency swaps. D. all of the choices. </p><p>49) If the quote for a forward exchange contract is greater than the computed price, the forward contract is: A. undervalued. B. at equilibrium. C. a good buy. D. overvalued. </p><p>50) The interplay between interest rate differentials and exchange rates such that both adjust until the foreign exchange market and the money market reach equilibrium is called the: A. balance of payments quantum theory. B. arbitrage markets theory. C. interest rate parity theory. D. purchasing power parity theory. </p><p>51) A spot transaction occurs when one currency is: A. immediately exchanged for another currency. B. traded for another at an agreed-upon future price. C. exchanged for another currency at a specified price. D. deposited in a foreign bank. </p><p>52) The purchasing power parity theory states that currency exchange rates tend to vary ______with their respective purchasing powers in order to provide ______purchasing powers. A. directly; similar B. directly; greater C. inversely; greater D. inversely; similar </p><p>53) One reason for international investment is to reduce: A. price-earnings (P/E) ratios. B. beta risk. C. advantages in a foreign country. D. portfolio risk. </p><p>54) An important (additional) consideration for a direct foreign investment is: A. political risk. B. maximizing the firm’s profits. C. attaining a high international P/E ratio. D. all of the above.</p>

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