1. Question: (TCOA) Which is an example of direct foreign investment?
2. Question: (TCOA) Which would likely have the least direct influence on a country's current account?
3. Question: (TCOF) As a result of the Smiths onian Agreement, the U.S. dollar was
4. Question: (TCOC)A large increase in t...
Quiz Instructions
Here is some information about Midterm.
For your Midterm, you have 2 continuous hours. Please refer to the due dates listed in the Syllabus for the opening and closing dates of the
Midterm. The Midterm is open book, open notes , but in the exam environment, the Windows clipboard and printing functions are disabled. You will
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You will find 10 multiple choice and five essay questions on the exam. The multiple choice questions are worth 5 points each, totaling 50 points. The
essay questions are worth 20 points each, totaling 100 points. Most of the essay questions are broken down into two 10-point subsections. The
Midterm has a total of 150 points, and this represents 15% of the 1,000 maximum course points that can be earned in this course. All questions are
randomly selected from an exam pool. Each question is identified with its respective CO. This Midterm covers Weeks 1–3, Chapters 1–8, and the
COs covered in these first 3 weeks; it does not cover Week 4 material.
Because efficient time management is critical to performing well on this exam, it is suggested that you complete the multiple choice questions first.
Skip the questions about which you are unsure. The same caveat applies to the essays. Then, return to the multiple choice questions and essays
you have yet to answer. Do not spend too much time on any one question or problem.
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Forum in the Introduction and Resources module to ask appropriate questions of your instructor.
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When the time limit is reached, you will be exited from the exam.
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Question 1 5 pts
(TCO A) Which is an example of direct foreign investment?
Establishing licensing arrangements in a country
Purchasing existing companies in a country
Buying foreign companies' stocks
Exporting to a country
Question 2 5 pts
(TCO A) Which would likely have the least direct influence on a country's current account?
Inflation Exchange rates Tariffs
A tax on income earned from foreign stocks
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