6) Foreign firms crack new markets by:
a. Undertaking actions deemed legitimate and appropriate by governing institutions
b. Bribing government officials
c. Hiring locals to manage the new entity
d. Outsourcing production
7) Which of the following is best defined by “the conversion of one currency into
another at Time 1, with an agreement to revert it back to the original currency at a
specific Time 2 in the future”?
a. Currency swap
b. Direct currency transaction
c. Spot currency transaction
d. Forward currency transaction
8) If central bankers raise interest rates to curb inflation, they risk driving currency
____. If their interventions in the foreign exchange market drive the currency ____,
they may boost inflation.
a. Up, up
b. Up, down
c. Down, down
d. Down, up
9) What is the drawback to the global matrix approach?
a. The complex levels of management often have conflicting incentives, which require
valuable time to align
b. While teamwork is realized, it is difficult to know whom to blame or praise when
things go poorly or well
c. The management complexity creates slow decision making
d. All of these answers