( ), also known as capital flight, is a kind of short-term capital flow.
A: Trade capital flows
B: Financial capital flows
C: value-preserving capital flows
D: Speculative capital flows
A: Trade capital flows
B: Financial capital flows
C: value-preserving capital flows
D: Speculative capital flows
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- Which of the following refers to the transfer of capital between countries in order to avoid losses? A: Security capital flows B: Trade capital flows C: Bank capital flows D: Speculative capital flows.
- The main cause of value-preserving capital flows are( ) A: Domestic political turmoil and capital has no security guarantee B: The foreign exchange rate fluctuates greatly and the capital value faces losses C: Exchange controls or high burden of taxation and the liquidity of capital is threatened D: Sufficient domestic funds and excess liquidity
- A capital investment’s internal rate of return( ). A: Must exceed the cost of capital in order for the firm to accept the investment. B: C: Statements c and d are correct. D: Changes when the cost of capital changes. E: Is similar to the yield to maturity on a bon F: Is equal to the annual net cash flows divided by one half of the project’s cost when the cash flows are an annuity.
- A capital investment’s internal rate of return ( ) A: Changes when the cost of capital changes. B: Must exceed the cost of capital in order for the firm to accept the investment. C: Statements c and d are correct. D: Is similar to the yield to maturity on a bond. E: Is equal to the annual net cash flows divided by one half of the project’s cost when the cash flows are an annuity.
- When a country faces a current account surplus, theoretically it also faces A: a services trade deficit B: a capital and financial account deficit C: a capital and financial account surplus D: a services trade surplus