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succeeded in their domestic markets and established a relatively high market share will be faced
with the decision of whether to continue investing in growing their domestic market share or to
expand into other countries with similar environment where they can replicate their tried and
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1) The currency of Venadia, a country, falls sharply in value against the currency of Lutetia, a neighboring country. Which of the following is a consequence of this exchange rate movement?
A. Lutetia's products will achieve a competitive pricing in Venadia.
B. Venadia's exports to Lutetia will increase because Venadian goods will become cheaper in Lutetia.
C. Venadia's products will cost more in Lutetia.
D. There will be no difference in the volume or direction of trade.
E. Lutetia's exports to Venadia will increase because Lutetian goods will become cheaper in Venadia.
2) The euro/dollar exchange rate is €1 = $1.20. If a trader buys a camera that retails for $300 in New York and sells it for €200 in Berlin (ignoring transaction costs, transportation costs, or trade barriers), this represents a potential profit (arbitrage) of _____.
A. $60
B. $80
C. $20
D. $100
E. $40
3) The nominal interest rate is 9 percent in Brazil and 6 percent in Japan. Applying the international Fisher effect, the Brazilian real should:
A. appreciate by 3 percent against the Japanese yen.
B. depreciate by 3 percent against the Japanese yen.
C. appreciate by 1.5 percent against the Japanese yen.
D. depreciate by 1.5 percent against the Japanese yen.
E. appreciate by 15 percent against the Japanese yen.
4) The government of Beryllia tightly controls the ability of its residents to convert its currency into other currencies. However, all foreign businesses with deposits in banks of Beryllia may, at any time, convert all their currency into foreign currency and take them out of the country. Beryllia's currency is said to be _____.
A. leading
B. nonconvertible
C. externally convertible
D. freely convertible
E. lagging
5) Certovia and Norkland are two neighboring countries that actively trade goods and services with each other. Under the gold standard, there will be a net flow of gold from Norkland to Certovia when:
A. Certovia is in trade deficit with Norkland.
B. Norkland is in balance-of-trade equilibrium with Certovia.
C. Certovia is in trade surplus with Norkland.
D. Certovia imports more than it exports to Norkland.
E. Norkland’s balance of payment to Certovia is favorable.
6) Which of the following statements is true about the role of the International Monetary Fund?
A. It never interfered in the monetary and fiscal conditions of its member countries.
B. It was authorized to approve currency devaluations of only up to 10 percent.
C.It required member countries to adhere to specific agreements irrespective of the amount of funds the countries borrowed
D.It lent money under the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) scheme and a second scheme which is overseen by the International Development Association (IDA).
E. It helped deficit-laden countries bring down inflation rates by providing short-term foreign currency loa ...
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ambition to become an industry leader. Growing share in aviation market, wide number of
destinations and numerous awards, depicted a very attractive and innovative picture for the
company. Kingfisher airlines achieved success in gaining customer satisfaction by offering great
and comfortable flying experience to its passengers. However, in the Indian aviation sector,
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Background of the Company Kingfisher Airlines was established in the year 2003 and owned by
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time when the low cost airlines had galvanized the market and made air-travel available to every
Indian. On 9th May 2005 Kingfisher airlines started commercial operations with four brand new
Airbus A320-200s, which operated between Delhi and Mumbai on a daily basis. The company
aimed to provide world class facilities and lead the competition in products well as service
offerings, with brand new planes and excellent facilities like: hot meals, comfortable seats,
personalized entertainment and treating passengers as "guests". With this kind of an approach,
the company started with 4 flights in a day between Delhi and Bangalore, and further inereased it
to 104 flights per day by introducing 17 airerafts and connecting 16 cities in one year and setting
record in 2005-2007, of fastest airplane induction. By the year 2006, the Airlines achieved a five-
star status and were popular among the business class travellers. It also offered personalized live
in-flight entertainment by collaborating with Dish TV India Limited. By connecting Bengaluru
with London, the airline commenced its intemational operations on 3rdSeptember 2008. During
the year 2008, the company attained the reputation for being the only five star air travels in India
and came to be known for rendering excellent flight services to its travellers and maintained its
position for the next three years.In 2009, Kingfisher won numerous accolades across the globe
and it was one of the only seven airlines which got 5 -star rating by Skytrax. Eventually it
became thelargest airline of the second most populated country in the world with 26.7% share in
aviation market. Kingfisher Airlines operated around 250 daily flights. In May 2009, Kingfisher
Airlines got the highest share in aviation market among all the airlines in India by carrying more
than I million passengers. There was a time when Kingfisher airlines was one of the best rated
airline in India and got success in gaining customer satis.
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1. International Banking refers to banking transactions denominated in various foreign currencies,
that cross national boundaries and includes international lending and deposits. Banks that have
succeeded in their domestic markets and established a relatively high market share will be faced
with the decision of whether to continue investing in growing their domestic market share or to
expand into other countries with similar environment where they can replicate their tried and
tested banking models.Discuss in detail three ways of facilitating transactions across National
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information. ( 10 marks )
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marks
