Questions from Financial Management


Q: In 2016, the United Kingdom decided to leave the European Union

In 2016, the United Kingdom decided to leave the European Union (a decision referred to as Brexit). Many analysts have made arguments about how this event will affect firms in the United Kingdom. Assu...

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Q: Celtic Co. is a U.S. firm that exports

Celtic Co. is a U.S. firm that exports its products to England. It faces competition from many firms in England. Its prices to customers in England have generally been lower than those of the U.K. com...

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Q: Raton Co. is a U.S. company that has

Raton Co. is a U.S. company that has net inflows of 100 million Swiss francs and net outflows of 100 million British pounds. The present exchange rate of the Swiss franc is approximately $0.70 and the...

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Q: Washington Co. and Vermont Co. have no domestic business.

Washington Co. and Vermont Co. have no domestic business. Both have a similar dollar equivalent amount of international exporting business. Washington Co. exports all of its products to Canada, wherea...

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Q: Assume that the Mexican peso and the Brazilian currency (the real

Assume that the Mexican peso and the Brazilian currency (the real) have depreciated against the U.S. dollar recently due to the high inflation rates in those countries. Assume that inflation in these...

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Q: What factors affect a firm’s degree of transaction exposure in a particular

What factors affect a firm’s degree of transaction exposure in a particular currency? For each factor, explain the desirable characteristics that would reduce transaction exposure.

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Q: Zemart is a U.S. firm that plans to establish

Zemart is a U.S. firm that plans to establish an international business in which it will export goods to Mexico (these exports will be denominated in pesos) and to Canada (these exports will be denomi...

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Q: Each of the following U.S. firms is expected to

Each of the following U.S. firms is expected to generate $40 million in net cash flows (after including the estimated cash flows from international sales, if there are any) over the next year. Ignore...

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Q: The Central Bank of Poland is about to engage in indirect intervention

The Central Bank of Poland is about to engage in indirect intervention later today, by which it will lower Poland’s interest rates substantially. This will have an impact on the value of the Polish cu...

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Q: Long-Term Financing Decision by the Sports Exports CompanyThe Sports Exports

Long-Term Financing Decision by the Sports Exports CompanyThe Sports Exports Company continues to focus on producing footballs in the United States and exporting them to the United Kingdom. Its export...

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