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Froggy Jumps Global Finance QuizOnline version International finance basics by Sohiba Odilova 1 What does the balance of payments record for a country? a Domestic trade balance only b All economic transactions with the rest of the world c Only government spending abroad 2 Covered interest parity relates spot and forward exchange rates when what is true? a Export volumes determine rates b No arbitrage opportunities exist between currencies c Central bank rates set all rates 3 Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) suggests that exchange rates adjust to reflect what? a Trade balances only b Interest rate differentials c Differences in price levels across countries 4 What are foreign exchange reserves primarily used for? a Intervening in markets to influence exchange rates b Financing municipal budgets c Paying domestic wages 5 What is the primary function of the IMF? a Set global tax rates b Provide financial stability and assist in balance of payments problems c Regulate currency printing 6 Difference between fixed and floating exchange rates? a Fixed is gold-backed; floating is fiat b Fixed is government-set; floating is market-determined c Fixed never changes; floating changes daily 7 Capital flight refers to:** a Large outflow of capital from a country b Domestic capital staying idle c Inward investment surge 8 What is hedging in international finance? a Opening unlimited foreign accounts b Reducing risk from exchange rate movements c Speculating on currency values 9 Current account vs capital/financial account: which tracks trade in goods and services? a Current account b Capital account c Financial account 10 A forward contract in FX markets is used to? a Borrow currency at fixed rate b Guarantee no default on a loan c Lock in a future exchange rate for a transaction

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Global Finance QuizOnline version

International finance basics

by Sohiba Odilova

What does the balance of payments record for a country?

Domestic trade balance only

All economic transactions with the rest of the world

Only government spending abroad

Covered interest parity relates spot and forward exchange rates when what is true?

Export volumes determine rates

No arbitrage opportunities exist between currencies

Central bank rates set all rates

Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) suggests that exchange rates adjust to reflect what?

Trade balances only

Interest rate differentials

Differences in price levels across countries

What are foreign exchange reserves primarily used for?

Intervening in markets to influence exchange rates

Financing municipal budgets

Paying domestic wages

What is the primary function of the IMF?

Set global tax rates

Provide financial stability and assist in balance of payments problems

Regulate currency printing

Difference between fixed and floating exchange rates?

Fixed is gold-backed; floating is fiat

Fixed is government-set; floating is market-determined

Fixed never changes; floating changes daily

Capital flight refers to:**

Large outflow of capital from a country

Domestic capital staying idle

Inward investment surge

What is hedging in international finance?

Opening unlimited foreign accounts

Reducing risk from exchange rate movements

Speculating on currency values

Current account vs capital/financial account: which tracks trade in goods and services?

Current account

Capital account

Financial account

A forward contract in FX markets is used to?

Borrow currency at fixed rate

Guarantee no default on a loan

Lock in a future exchange rate for a transaction

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Global Finance QuizOnline version

by Sohiba Odilova

What does the balance of payments record for a country?

Covered interest parity relates spot and forward exchange rates when what is true?

Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) suggests that exchange rates adjust to reflect what?

What are foreign exchange reserves primarily used for?

What is the primary function of the IMF?

Difference between fixed and floating exchange rates?

Capital flight refers to:**

What is hedging in international finance?

Current account vs capital/financial account: which tracks trade in goods and services?

A forward contract in FX markets is used to?

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