If a firm does not have foreign subsidiaries, it is not subject to ____.

Q: Choose the correct.The ownership and control of foreign assets such as a manufacturing plant is…

A: Option B is the correct answer

Q: Compared to other methods of international business, exporting generally results in ____ exposure to…

A: International political risk refers to the potential for political events or decisions in a foreign…

Q: Which of the following statements regarding Forfaiting is/are accurate?

A: Forfaiting is a process that consists of a company engaged in exporting the  goods and services such…

Q: Impact of Foreign exchange risk on Company Profitability

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Q: Which of the following risk responses would be most likely to be given consideration for an…

A: Importing and exporting are both forms of foreign trade. The total imports, exports, and balance of…

Q: Country risk is: Group of answer choices A. The risk that a counterparty or obligor will not be…

A: The risk that a counterparty or obligor will not be able to pay its obligations because of…

Q: A. Capital flows B. Direct foreign investment C. Indirect foreign investment occurs when a company…

A: International business and investment involve various forms of capital flows between countries,…

Q: Match the risk with the correct transaction (if any): v The DC appreciates, altering relative prices…

A: The appreciation of domestic currency means that more unit of foreign currency can be purchased from…

Q: d Standards of treatmen forcip

A: Direct investor refers to the investment which is designed for acquiring the controlling interest…

Q: In translating the financial statements of a foreign subsidiary, why is the value assigned to…

A: Balance of retained earnings is created by multitude transactions like gains, losses, expenses,…

Q: ntry modes for entering new countries vary in their degree of control. What does control mean? O The…

A: Company issue share to raise money from the market and selling shares is selling ownership in the…

Q: Assume that an U.S. firm wants to engage in international business without making a major investment…

A: To answer the question, we have to understand each option pertaining the level of investment…

Q: Methods of entering a foreign market, including the advantages and disadvantages of each.

A: There are several methods that companies can use to enter a foreign market, each with its own…

Q: What term is used to describe the process of reducing foreign exchange risk? Choose the correct.…

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Q: Advise management the different hedging strategies that can be employed by a company  against…

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Q: Which of the following identifies specialization as a reason for international business? A. Agency…

A: WeKnow that international business refers to the business between two or more countries. Import and…

Q: Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion  Which of the following is an example of foreign…

A: Foreign exchange risk is the risk of financial loss that arises from the fluctuation in exchange…

Q: Describe direct foreign investment process?

A: Step 1 A foreign direct investment (FDI) is a financial investment made by a company or individual…

Q: disadvantage of international accounting

A: Uniformity practice , harmonization and mobilizing global resources are advantages of international…

Q: The Liability of Foreigness (LOF) is the inherent disadvantage of foreign firms experience in host…

A: The OLI (Ownership, Location, and Internalization) paradigm helps in the identification of the best…

Q: Companies that compete in an international marketplace may be faced with three types of risk owing…

A: Foreign exchange risk is defined as the type of the risk, which is actually possibility of the…

Q: A4) Finance When companies decide to establish themselves in a specific market, they can experience…

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Q: What are the circumstances under which the capital expenditure of a foreign subsidiary might have a…

A: The capital expenditure of a foreign subsidiary might have a positive NPV (Net Present Value) when…

Q: Functional currency is the currency that influences sales price, labour, material and other costs of…

A: Functional Currency: When an entity records and tracks its transactions in one currency, it is…

Q: The form of entry strategy into international operations that offers the lowest level of control…

A: The form of entry strategy into international operations that offers the lowest level of control…

Goals and Objectives

A goal motivates a person to achieve a desired outcome using the available resources within a specified time limit. Having goals helps a person focus on a specific desire and directs them to achieve it. An objective is a specific action and a measurable process to achieve the desired goal. A goal needs a specific action plan, i.e., an objective, to be accomplished.