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CHAPTER 18
Financing Foreign Trade

EASY (definitional)

18.1 Which of the following payment methods provides the exporter with the strongest protection against risk?
a) Cash in advance
b) Letter of credit
c) Draft
d) Consignment

Ans: a
Section: Cash in advance
Level: Easy

18.2 Which of the following payment methods provides both parties with a strong measure of protection against commercial and political risks?
a) Cash in advance
b) Letter of credit
c) Draft
d) Consignment

Ans: b
Section: Letter of credit
Level: Easy

18.3 Most L/Cs issued in connection with global trade transactions are
a) documentary
b) clean
c) revocable
d) created by a combination of a buyer and a seller alone

Ans: a
Section: Letter of credit
Level: Easy

18.4 An exporter shipping goods to a nation that may impose currency controls will seek an L/C that is
a) revocable
b) clean
c) documentary
d) confirmed by a domestic bank

Ans: d
Section: Letter of credit
Level: Easy

18.5 The party to a draft who signs and sends the draft to the second party is called the
a) drawer
b) payee
c) drawee
d) broker

Ans: a
Section: Draft
Level: Easy

18.6 RJR Nabisco sells its export receivables to a firm that takes responsibility for collecting payment from the importers. RJR has used
a) accounts receivable financing
b) factoring
c) forfaiting
d) letter of credit

Ans: b
Section: Factoring
Level: Easy

18.7 The only U.S. agency dedicated solely to financing and facilitating U.S. exports is the
a) Eximbank
b) Foreign Credit Insurance Association
c) Bankers' Association for Foreign Trade
d) Agency for International Development

Ans: a
Section: Export-import bank
Level: Easy

18.8 Suppose the Fluor Corporation is seeking to bid on a construction project in Turkey. Which Eximbank program will be most useful to Fluor?
a) "standby" loan commitment
b) Eximbank payment guarantee
c) preliminary commitment
d) Eximbank loan guarantee

Ans:

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