Answer:
This question lacks answers
A. currency swap.
B. arbitrage.
C. backwardation.
D. straddle.
<u>The answer is </u><u>b.</u>
Explanation:
Arbitrage is a common practice used to gain profits from inefficient markets. Since most financial markets are inefficient by nature, dealers and similar business entities that have an interest in this kind of business practice.
The profit in arbitrage is based on the <u>imbalance in the two prices</u> on each market respectively. The term is mainly used for financial markets and various financial instruments (securities, bonds, currencies).
In the example above, the dealer becomes an arbitrageur by making a profit from the difference in the yen/dollar exchange rate in two markets (NY and London.)
Answer:
The correct answer is: the additional product generated by additional units of an input will eventually diminish.
Explanation:
The law of diminishing marginal returns states that with each additional unit of input employed the marginal product of each additional input will go on declining.
This is why the total product will increase at first but after reaching a certain point it will start declining. The total product will be maximum at the point where the marginal product is zero. When marginal product becomes negative the total product will decline.
Answer:
Cp= 1.33
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Meena Chavan Corp.'s computer chip production process yields DRAM chips with an average life of 1,800 hours and sigma = 100 hours. The tolerance upper and lower specification limits are 2,400 hours and 1,600 hours, respectively.
Cp= (upper specification - lower specification)/6*sigma
Cp= (2400 - 1600)/6*100= 1.33
Answer: difficult and not as clear-cut as U.S. firms would like them to be
Explanation:
The issues associated with social responsibility and ethical problems doesn't pertain to a particular income level or economic system.
Even though businesses in the United States always demand socially responsible behavior and good ethics from their international suppliers, the issues of social responsibility and ethical behavior are still difficult and not as clear-cut as they want them to be.
This is really a bothering issue as.it has even been suggested in the past whether the international suppliers should be made to adhere to the laws I the United States.
Answer:
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