International Economic Relations

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Test Your Knowledge in International Economic Relations

Welcome to the International Economic Relations Quiz! This engaging quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of key concepts and terms in international finance, currencies, and economics.

Whether you are a student, a professional, or simply curious, this quiz will help you reinforce your knowledge:

  • Initial Public Offerings
  • Exchange Rate Dynamics
  • Capital Accounts
15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ExploringFinance042
In primary markets, first time issued shares to be publicly traded in stock markets is considered as
Traded offering
Public markets
Issuance offering
Initial public offering
Certificate of deposit
The price at which one can enter into a contract today to buy or sell a currency 30 days from now is called a
Reciprocal exchange rate
Effective exchange rate.
Exchange rate option.
Forward exchange rate
Multilateral exchange rate
Derivatives are financial instruments that:
Present low levels of risk and are used by people who otherwise couldn't purchase the financial assets.
When used correctly, can actually lower risk.
Should only be used by people seeking high returns from high risk.
All of the answers are correct
None of the answers is correct
The value of a derivative contract is ultimately determined by:
The value of the underlying asset.
Securities regulation
The Bank of Canada
The risk-free rate of return
The Bank of America
The name of the multinational association organized to promote exchange rate stability and to facilitate the international flow of currencies is the
International Monetary Market (IMM).
International Finance Corporation (IFC).
International Trade Administration (ITA).
International Monetary Fund.
None of the options
As a result of the Bretton Woods Agreement,
The Special Drawing Right (SDR) became the international unit of account.
The dollar became the world benchmark for trading currency.
The United States was forced to redeem dollars for gold.
an international system of variable exchange rates was established.
Eurozone was established
Which of the following is a part of capital account?
Private capital
Banking capital
Official capital
All the above
None of the above
Which of the following is a definition of multinational enterprises?
A company employing foreign nationals.
A company operating in only emerging economies.
A company headquartered in one country but having operations in other countries.
None of the above.
One type of the credit loans
According to the Fisher hypothesis, the nominal rate of interest consists of:
A stable real rate plus a variable risk premium
A stable real rate plus a variable liquidity premium
A stable real rate plus a variable inflation premium
A real rate plus a liquidity premium plus a risk premium
An inflation premium plus a liquidity premium
Where supply and demand are allowed to determine a country’s exchange rate, we say we have exchange rate is:
Floating
Fixed
Pegged to the dollar
Pegged to the gold standard
Pegged to the euro
The movement of a person or people from one place to another is
Mobilization
Migration
Displacement
Cross-migration
FDI
The par value system which came about as a result of the Bretton Woods conference fixed the member nations exchange rates against
The price of gold.
The price of silver.
The British Pound.
Special drawing rights (SDRs)
US dollar
Special drawing rights (DRSs) is currently
A weighted average of the exchange rates of several industrialized countries.
Based on the price of gold.
Based on the US dollar.
Based on the Euro.
Based on British pound
If SEK/AZN is 0.1799 and CHF/AZN is 1.5063. Calculate cross rate of CHF/SEK
If the nominal rate is 23% and inflation rate is 8%. Calculate the real rate.
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