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DRIVE-SPRING
2014
PROGRAM-Bachelor
of Business Administration- BBA
SEMESTER-6
SUBJECT
CODE & NAME-BBA603 & ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BK
ID-B1905
CREDIT
& MARKS-4 Credits, 60 marks
Q1.
Give introduction to international finance. Explain the benefits, scope of
international finance. List the advantages and disadvantages of globalization.
(Introduction
to international finance, Benefits, Scope of international finance, Advantages
and disadvantages of globalization) 2, 4, 4
Answer.
International
finance
International finance is the
branch of economics that broadly studies monetary and macroeconomic
relationship between nations. It studies capital flows among nation, exchange
rate fluctuations, balance of trade, tax policies
Q2.
Write short note on:
·
Balance of Payment
·
Current account
·
Capital account
·
Foreign exchange reserves
·
Accounting equilibrium
(Balance
of Payment, Current account, Capital account, Foreign exchange reserves, Accounting
equilibrium) 2, 2, 2, 2, 2
Answer.
Balance
of Payment
Balance of payments (BoP) is an
account statement which holds the summation of all international transactions a
country has had with other nations. It reflects a country’s performance in
trade, in attracting foreign capital and the
Q3.
Give introduction on foreign exchange. Explain on foreign exchange markets and
role of international forex markets.
(Introduction
on foreign exchange, Explanation on foreign exchange markets, Role of
international forex markets) 2, 4, 4
Answer.
Foreign
exchange
Foreign Exchange (FX) refers to
money denominated in the currency of another country or a group of countries.
Any short-term negotiable financial claims or cash, funds available on debit
cards and credit cards, travelers’ cheques and bank deposits are the various
forms of foreign exchange
Foreign
exchange markets
It is a facilitating mechanism or
place where currencies are bought and sold. It can be further defined in terms
of the following points:
Q4.
Explain cash-in-advance and write the process of issuing letter of credit and
different types of letter of credit.
(Explanation
of cash-in-advance, Process of issuing of letter of credit, Explanation of
types of letter of credit) 2, 3, 5
Answer.
Cash-in-advance
In this type of payment method,
the payment is received before the ownership of the goods is transferred; hence
the credit risk is avoided by the exporter. This type of arrangement is most
risky for the buyer and least risky for the
Q5.
Explain the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Give the comparison between
American Depository Receipt (ADR) and Global Depository Receipt (GDR). Write
the categories for trade blocs.
(Explanation
of FDI, Comparison between ADR & GDR, Introduction on trade blocs) 4, 4, 2
Answer.
Foreign
Direct Investment (FDI)
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
is a direct investment route through which a foreign company invests in a
target company of a host country. This can be done by setting up a subsidiary
company in the overseas company or by acquiring shares in it. This route is a
major source of foreign exchange reserve for a country and helps to bridge the
Q6.
Write down the differences between GATT and WTO. Explain the problems and
achievements of GATT & WTO.
(Differences
of GATT and WTO, Explanation of problems of GATT & WTO, Explanation of
achievements of GATT & WTO) 5, 3, 2
Answer.
Differences
of GATT and WTO
GATT was replaced by ‘amended
GATT’, i.e. WTO on 1 January, 1995. WTO is just not an extension of GATT but is
different in many ways. Let us study the differences below:
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