16) Under a letter of credit, the exporter will not ship the goods until the buyer has
remitted payment to the exporter.
a. True
b. False
17) As mentioned in the text, the most common maturities for forward rates are:
a. one, three, six, and twelve months
b. one, three, six, and twelve years
c. two, three, and five years
d. two, three, and five weeks
18) Constraints pertaining to taxes, currency convertibility, earnings remittance, and
employee rights are best described as:
a. ethical differences
b. regulatory barriers
c. quota barriers
d. “Red Tape” barriers
19) Which of the following is not true regarding economic exposure?
a. Even purely domestic firms can be affected by economic exposure
b. In general, depreciation of the firm’s local currency causes a decrease in both cash
inflows and outflows
c. The degree of economic exposure will likely be much greater for a firm involved in
international business than for a purely domestic firm
d. The impact of a change in the local currency on inflow and outflow variables can
sometimes be indirect and therefore different from what is expected
e. All of the above are true
20) When a currency call option is classified as “in the money,” this indicates that
a. the spot rate of the currency is less than the exercise price of the option
b. the spot rate of the currency is greater than the exercise price of the option