4) boeing, inc. sold an airplane to singapore airlines for sgd100 million (singapore
dollars) with terms of one-year payment. the current spot rate $0.25 per sgd. boeing
expects to exchange sgd100 million at next years spot rate when payment is received. if
the spot rate for the sgd declines to $0.24 one year from today, what is boeings potential
transaction gain or loss?
a.transaction gain of $1 million
b.transaction gain of $2 million
c.transaction loss of $1 million
d.transaction loss of $2 million
5) during the gold standard, national money supplies were constrained by:
a.international treaties
b.the growth of trade
c.commodity indexes
d.the growth of the stock of gold
6) eurocurrency market is attractive for multinational firms because:
a.it provides cheap eurocurrency loans as alternative payment form for importers
b.it serves as a place to store excess liquidity because of higher returns on deposits
c.it offers lower cost working capital due to no taxes, no regulations, and no required
reserves
d.all of the above are correct
7) imf conditionality refers to:
a.policy changes that government in a borrowing country has to make in order to
borrow from the imf
b.the imfs guidelines to disburse foreign aid to developing countries
c.conditions that a country has to follow in order to become a member in the imf
d.the rescue package that the imf gives out for free to country in crisis
8) if the residents of a country receive money from their relatives living abroad, it will
be counted as:
a.credit in the current account