单选题All of the following statements are time except ______.

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单选题Directions: In this section, you will hear ten short statements. Each statement will be spoken only once. After each statement there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four suggested answers marked A, B, C and D, and decide which is the best answer. Then mark the corresponding letter on the ANSWER SHEET with a single line through the center.

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单选题A syndicated loan is a large credit negotiated between ______.

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单选题A.Along-terminterestrate.B.Along-termloan.C.Ashort-terminterestrate.D.Ashort-termloan.

单选题If the balance of the credit card is not fully settled, the cardholder will have to pay a compound interest on the outstanding amount.

单选题______ is an order to pay a specified amount of money to the bearer on a given date. A. A client's acceptance B. A banker's acceptance C. An importer's acceptance D. An exporter's acceptance

单选题Suppose the economy is running at the level of potential GDP, an increase in government spending in the long run will ___ the price level and ___ the output level,

单选题The term Eurodollar is commonly used to refer to U.S. dollar ______ held by foreign national.

单选题The government of this nation seemed to feel that this nation"s prestige would be ______ by a devaluation of the domestic currency.

单选题A “break-even” sales volume means

单选题As many have found to their ______ , ignoring interest rate, currency or commodity risks car, hurt a company just as badly as tbe failure of a new product.

单选题From a Chinese bank's point of view, the currency account which it maintains abroad is known as ______, while a RMB account operated in China for a foreign bank is termed

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单选题Market risk refers to the risk of ______. A. default B. financial prices fluctuation C. fraud D. deferred payment

单选题 We meets the challenge of globalization Ten years ago, US bankers and brokers talked about globalization. Capital barriers would fall, there would be seamless 24 - hour trading across time zones and full - service institutions would serve farmers in Iowa to car workers in Osaka. As the US capital markets enter the 1990s, the reality is that globalization is still in its early stages and next decade as it was in the last. There has, however, been a qualitative change in the rhetoric. Then, globalization was seen in the US as an opportunity. Now the US is far less confident of its ability to dominate the global market and is showing signs of falling behind its competitors. Globalization is now an urgent challenge. Mr. Curtis Welling, managing director in charge of equities at First Boston, says, "The US has had a very geocentric view. Our hegemony over world capital flows was almost regarded as a birthright. As far as important capital flows are concerned, there was a real danger of the world passing us by. The US was in danger of becoming irrelevant." While the US was once slow to realise its competitive position in world financial markets could be eroded. Mr. Welling believes that there is a growing awareness of the need to act quickly to position the nation's markets and financial institutions for the future. This concern has been crystallised in regulatory initiatives, legislative proposals and product innovations. Progressive attitudes at both the US Federal Reserve and the Securities and Ex- change Commission (SEC) are central to these efforts. The SEC, which has just formed an Office of International Affairs, has shifted into top gear to harmonise regulations with overseas counterparts to promote the free and efficient flow of capital. The nuts and bolts of clearance and settlement, for example, are a priorty. Mr. Welling of First Boston, puts the challenge in graphic terms: We have gone about as far as we can go with broadbrush conceptual descriptions of the global market. We can see the house, it looks great but nobody can live in it until the plumbing and electricity is in place. In spite of all the talk of the global markets, it is startling that US pension funds have committed less than 3% of their 2 600 billion in assets to non - US securities. One key reason for this is that investors and traders have to negotiate a minefield of different regulations when operating in overseas markets.

单选题A person who is waiting for the return to work belongs to ______ (a)the employed. (b)the unemployed. (c)non-labor force. (d)those who have lost confidence.

单选题Statement of Cash Flow ______.