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A) provide long-term finance for post-war reconstruction.
B) promote free trade through tariff reduction.
C) promote international monetary cooperation and foreign exchange stability in addition to facilitating the balanced growth of international trade.
D) promote free trade through negotiation.
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A) government monetary and fiscal policy,bank regulations,foreign exchange controls and national and regional economic conditions.
B) government monetary,fiscal policy and bank regulations.
C) government monetary,fiscal policy and national and regional economic conditions.
D) government monetary,fiscal policy,bank regulations,and foreign exchange controls.
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A) liquidity risk.
B) interest rate risk.
C) default risk.
D) solvency risk.
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A) international bank market.
B) the eurocurrency market.
C) the United States.
D) the IMF.
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A) are unsecured.
B) have floating rates.
C) are made for relatively small amounts.
D) are priced relative to the LIBOR.
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A) credit risk
B) country risk
C) currency risk
D) all of the above
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A) similar to contagion risk.
B) the risk that domestic currency cannot be converted into foreign currency.
C) the risk that the goods will not be delivered.
D) similar to country risk.
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A) a bank draft that requires payment when the goods are received.
B) a bank draft that requires payment some time (usually 30,60 or 90 days) after the goods are received.
C) short-term financing of importing and exporting activities across the globe.
D) a bank draft that requires payment before the goods are delivered.
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A) the possibility that political factors may impair a borrower's ability to meet debt-servicing obligations.
B) the risk resulting from changes in foreign exchange values that affect the return on loans or investments denominated in other currencies.
C) the possibility that a sovereign country as a borrower may become unable or unwilling to service its foreign obligations or meet guarantees of nongovernmental or private borrowings.
D) the possibility that a sovereign country as a borrower may become bankrupt.
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