IRAC stands for Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion
I'll just put out issues.
James Jones - corruption, extortion, and blackmail
Tom Cruise - health violations, bribery
Both conducted under the table negotiations.
John Maynard Keynes is known for his economic theory called Keynesian economics. He studied on ways to resolve the problem of the Great Depression. According to Keynes, the government should abandon or reduce tax rates, and at the same time, increase government spending as investments. By increasing government expenditures, it would open more job opportunities and investments into an economic zone. People will have high earnings, and because of lower taxes, they could buy what they want. For Keynes, this type of economic system called capitalism is the solution for the Great Depression.
Answer: C. to help the reader to imagine him.
Explanation: I did the test.
This picture reminds me of a nightmare regarding the red stuff coming out of its eyes. Another reason this image I consider a nightmare is because the face of the image is scary looking in some way.
Answer:
B. The hedge is asymmetric.
Explanation:
Hedging refers to a technique or a mechanism whereby firms and individuals aim for risk reduction, arising out of uncertain and volatile business situations, which may result into a heavy loss.
For example, an exporter entering into a forward contract to eliminate or reduce the risk of arising out of a future situation wherein, future receipts denominated in a foreign currency, receivable at a future date, may be less than same receipts receivable at current spot exchange rate as on today.
Currency hedge ratio depicts the proportion of total exposure which is covered by hedge w.r.t the total exposure itself.
Asymmetrical hedge refers to covering an exposure by an opposite position wherein the chances of earning profits are higher than the losses current position can lead to. Such an hedge would be similar to covering a call option with a put option. Asymmetrical refers to being of dissimilar or non equal size. Here, it refers to the dissimilarity between prospective profits and losses.
Under a perfect hedge, the loss position in a scenario is completely covered i.e 100% by a prospective gain in other situation, with there being negative correlation between the two scenarios such as if scenario 1 yields a profit, scenario 2 would yield a loss and vice versa.
