Training test for current control 10

What is international business and international finance?

• The international business and international finance provide an in-depth understanding of the relationships between general management and finance in an international setting
• International finance deals with the management of finances in a global business.
• International companies export goods and services around the world
• The International Monetary Fund, or IMF, works to establish growth and prosperity for all of its member countries

What is the role of international finance?

• International finance focuses on managing financial transactions, exchange rates, and investment decisions across different countries
• International finance is only concerned with the stock market and domestic financial institutions
• International finance only deals with foreign direct investment (FDI) and does not involve currency exchange or trade financing
• International finance has no impact on multinational corporations or global economic stability

What is the role of international business?

• International business involves trade, investment, and business operations across national borders, helping companies expand into global markets
• International business is only about exporting goods and does not include services or foreign investments
• International business only applies to large multinational corporations, not small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
• International business has no impact on economic growth or global trade

What is the main difference between international and domestic banks?

• International banks can arrange trade financing, foreign exchange transactions, and can assist their clients in hedging exchange rate risk
• International banks can operate in multiple countries, while domestic banks can only operate in one country
• International banks can lend and borrow in any currency, while domestic banks can only lend and borrow in their own currency
• International banks can underwrite securities, while domestic banks can only issue deposits

What is a foreign direct investment (FDI)?

• An investment made by a foreign entity in another country's physical assets
• An investment made by a foreign entity in another country's financial assets
• An investment made by a domestic entity in another country's financial assets
• An investment made by a domestic entity in another country's physical assets

What is the type of international business transaction that involves contractual agreements that permit foreign firms to utilize services, products and processes from different countries?

• Licensing and franchising
• Foreign direct investment
• Foreign portfolio investment
• Balance of payments

What is internationalization?

• The process of tailoring a product, service or operational offering to facilitate growth into international markets
• Any money issued by a country other than the one in which you are operating. It’s used in international trade, investment, and finance.
• Statement that reports amount of cash collected and paid out by a company in operating, investing and financing activities for a period of time.
• Import and export

What is the study of monetary interactions between two or more countries called?

• International finance
• International trade
• International business
• International economics

Find the asset with a fixed rate of return.

• Bank deposit in Uzbek sums
• Bank deposit in US dollars
• Ordinary shares of a joint-stock company
• 1000 Euros

Select the statement you think to be correct.

• Risk is a probability of losses
• Risk is only a problem for rich people
• Risk is a problem only for the state
• Risk is not a problem. Gains and losses meet every day