What is the name given to the weighted average of the nominal prices of the goods and services consumed in the economy? A) nominal price B) monetary value C) price level D) consumption bundle ANSWER Answer: C
A 150% return in Belarus is higher than a 15% dollar return in the U.S. A) because arbitrage opportunities exist. B) when the inflation controls are suspended in Belarus. C) it depends on whether these are nominal or real returns. D) regardless of nominal or real returns. ANSWER Answer: C
What is the name of the expression that refers to the costs that a firm incurs in changing its prices? A) fixed costs B) variable costs C) cost-base pricing D) menu costs ANSWER Answer: D
What is more appropriate to use when attempting to find information about the purchasing power of a currency? A) the spot exchange rate B) the forward rate C) the price levels D) the price indexes ANSWER Answer: C
When the external purchasing power or a currency is greater than the internal purchasing power, the currency is said to be ________. A) overvalued B) undervalued C) at parity D) in arbitrage ANSWER Answer: A
When managing accounts receivable, a good strategy would be to ________. A) send the accounts to a collection agency to extract payments B) tighten the credit terms to force the customer to pay on time C) offer cash discount without losing sales and imposing burden on customer D) make frequent personal visits to the customer […]
________ refers to funds that have been dispatched by a payer but are not in a form that can be spent by the payee. A) Banker’s acceptance B) Float C) A direct send D) Lockbox ANSWER B
What is the name of the ratio of a price level at one point in time to the price level in a designated base year? A) bid-ask spread B) reserve requirement C) percent spread D) price index ANSWER Answer: D
________ float is the delay between the receipt of a check and the actual deposit of it into a firm’s account. A) Disbursement B) Deposit C) Processing D) Clearing ANSWER C
One important reason to study the purchasing power parity theory is because A) investors should borrow in a foreign currency, when there is a forward discount. B) when inflation rates differ across international borders, PPP provides a baseline forecast of future exchange rates. C) forecasting exchange rates is difficult and PPP makes it easier. D) […]