Examples of a Business Motivation for Long-Run Exchange Rate Forecasts

question 26

Multiple Choice

Examples of a business motivation for long-run exchange rate forecasts include all but which of the following?

• A) a major capital investment in a foreign country
• B) the desire to hedge a 90-day security
• C) a portfolio manager considering investing in foreign securities
• D) All of the above are examples of a business motivation for long-run exchange rate forecast.

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Understand the components that contribute to adjusted gross income.

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Definitions:

Expected Rate

The return that investors anticipate or predict receiving over a certain period, often used in the context of interest rates or investment returns.

Risk-free Rate

The return an investor would expect from an absolutely risk-free investment over a specified period.

Expected Market Rate

The anticipated return on investment in the market based on past trends and future forecasts.

Perpetual Cash Flow

Cash flows that are expected to continue forever, often used in valuation methods for investments with no specific end date.