38-) Assume an international regime of fixed exchange rates. When countries do not want to engage in direct intervention, countries with a BOP ________ should consider ________ their currency while countries with a BOP ________ should consider ________ their currency.
Select one:
a. surplus, revaluing; deficit, devaluing
b. surplus, devaluing; deficit, revaluing
c. deficit, devaluing; surplus, devaluing
d. deficit, revaluing; surplus, revaluing
39-)
An MNE has a contract for a relatively predictable long-term inflow of Japanese yen that the firm chooses to hedge by seeking out potential suppliers in Japan. This hedging strategy is referred to as:
Select one:
a. a natural hedge.
b. matching.
c. currency-switching.
d. diversification.
40-)
Assume the current U.S. dollar-yen spot rate is 90 ¥/$. Further, the current nominal 180-day rate of return in Japan is 1% and 2% in the United States. What is the approximate forward exchange rate for 180 days?
Select one:
a. ¥89.55/$
b. ¥90.89/$
c. ¥90.45/$
d. ¥89.12/$
38 Option a.. surplus, revaluing; deficit, devaluing
39 Option a, a. a natural hedge.
40 a . ¥89.55/$
as per PPP theory, spot rate / future rate = spot currency / forward
[(1+ 2%) / (1+1%)]180/360 = 90 / X
X = 90 * [(1+0.01)/ (1+0.02) ]]180/360
X = 90 * [ 1.01/1.02 ] 0.5
X = 90 * 0.9950
= 89.55
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