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89.
When firms issue stock to raise capital, they
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Issuing stocks in foreign markets
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Another source of funding for the small firm is venture capital (VC),
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Sanctions by the West on Russia may
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ADRs function to
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Who developed ADRs and where?
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Many countries control foreign ownership of equity, usually in sensitive sectors. They
include
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What is the major reason countries control foreign ownership of businesses?
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The inclination with debt financing is to
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An additional source for debt financing is
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The rule of thumb on capital structure choices is that
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National policies such as these influence the capital structure of the firm—
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It is not uncommon for an international firm (General Electric or Nestlé) to operate in
102.
Transfer pricing is a method of moving funds that represents intrafirm sales, which
actually make up what percentage of world trade?
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Transfer pricing is a way to move funds
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A fronting loan can be used by the parent company when the
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How do fronting loans work?
Fill in the Blank Questions
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________________ is pricing that is established for transfers between members of the
enterprise.
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In some firms, the finance operation has been centralized and works a bit like a company
_____________.
108.
____________ is holding assets in one market to offset price changes to exposure in
another market.
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_____________ is a process in which subsidiaries transfer intracompany cash flows through
a central clearing center.
110.
Collecting receivables early when currencies are expected to weaken is an example of
___________.
111.
Collecting receivables late when a currency is expected to strengthen is an example of
_________.
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The three kinds of FX exposure are translation, transaction, and __________.
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____________ exposure occurs when there is a time lag between when a transaction takes
place in a foreign currency and when payment is made.
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Exposure netting is a process parallel to ____________ but with exposed positions in
foreign currencies.
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In a _______________, the company sells forward its foreign currency receivables for its
home currency, matching the forward date with the due date of the receivable.
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In a foreign currency __________, the contract can be executed or not, depending on
whether the market works for or against you.
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___________ contacts are agreements to exchange currencies at specified times and rates.
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When a subsidiary's financial statements are consolidated, ____________ exposure occurs.
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Exposure at the operations level caused by FX changes on projected cash flows is known
as ____________ exposure.
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A direct tax levied on earnings is _______ tax.
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________ tax is an indirect tax levied on added value to the product.
