Which of the Following Explains the Expression "If You See

question 31

Multiple Choice

Which of the following explains the expression "If you see something, say something?"

• A) People considering acts of terrorism often talk to their friends about their beliefs, who say nothing to them out of fear of becoming a target.
• B) The media needs help reporting on things that could be skewed to terrorism, so if a disaster happens people are asked to let the media know.
• C) It means to report 'suspicious activity' to state and local law enforcement agencies.
• D) The government asked for the help of U.S. citizens to invent technologies that may prevent terrorism, so if someone has an idea, he or she should report it to the government.

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Definitions:

Exchange Rates

The expression of one currency's value in the terms of the value of another currency.

Covered Interest Arbitrage

A strategy involving the investment in differing currencies in order to exploit differences in interest rates, while hedging exchange rate risk.

Uncovered Interest Parity

A theory in finance which posits that the disparity in interest rates across two nations matches the anticipated shift in exchange rates between their respective currencies.

International Fisher Effect

An economic theory predicting that the difference in nominal interest rates between two countries is equal to the expected change in their exchange rates over a specific period.