Transaction Exposure and Operating Exposure Differ in That Transaction Exposure

question 1

Multiple Choice

Transaction exposure and operating exposure differ in that transaction exposure:

• A) derives from a company's foreign-currency-denominated cash flows, and operating exposure applies to the impact of exchange rate volatility on the value of the assets and liabilities of a company's foreign operations.
• B) derives from a company's foreign-currency-denominated cash flows, and operating exposure applies to the impact of exchange rate volatility on future cash flows.
• C) derives from a company's foreign-currency-denominated cash flows, and operating exposure applies to the impact of exchange rate volatility on foreign operations.
• D) applies to the impact of exchange rate volatility on future cash flows, and operating exposure applies to the impact of exchange rate volatility on foreign operations.

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