When disequilibria in international markets occur, management can take advantage by:
A) doing nothing if they are already diversified and able to realize beneficial portfolio effects.
B) recognizing disequilibria faster than purely domestic competitors.
C) shifting operational of financing activities to take advantage of the disequilibria.
D) all of the above
Answer: D
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Which of the following describes the efficacy of legislation like the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act?
A. It is ineffective because it only requires disclosure of information about suppliers' working conditions and does not govern those suppliers B. It is effective because it requires disclosure of information about suppliers' working conditions and does not govern those suppliers. C. It is ineffective because it uses consumer stakeholders to pressure suppliers and make changes. D. It is effective because it expects NGOs, state governments, and political action committees to influence suppliers' working conditions.
Which of the following statements is true about Trade Related Aspects of International Property Rights (TRIPS)?
A) Its national treatment policy provides greater protection to domestic products. B) Its most-favored-nation policy extends preferential treatment to some of its member nations. C) It does not provide copyright protection to rental rights. D) It protects names that indicate the geographical origin of a product.