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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
In the two years starting in December 1993, China’s market fell 61 percent. It recovered most of this ground by?
I. 1998
II. 2001
III. 1997
IV. 1996Correct
In the two years starting in December 1993, China’s market fell 61 percent. It recovered most of this ground by 1997,
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In the two years starting in December 1993, China’s market fell 61 percent. It recovered most of this ground by 1997,
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
In August 1997, China’s market fell sharply as the Asian crisis hit. Within a year, the Chinese market had fallen by how many percent?
I. 60 percent (measured in dollar terms)
II. 90 percent (measured in dollar terms)
III. 70 percent (measured in dollar terms)
IV. 80 percent (measured in dollar terms)Correct
In August 1997, China’s market fell sharply as the Asian crisis hit. Within a year, the Chinese market had fallen by 80 percent (measured in dollar terms).
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In August 1997, China’s market fell sharply as the Asian crisis hit. Within a year, the Chinese market had fallen by 80 percent (measured in dollar terms).
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Prior to the 2008 crisis, emerging markets’ returns soared more than 85 percent from?
I. from December 2005 to December 2007.
II. from December 2003 to December 2007.
III. from December 2004 to December 2007.
IV. from December 2006 to December 2007.Correct
Prior to the 2008 crisis, emerging markets’ returns soared more than 85 percent from December 2005 to December 2007.
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Prior to the 2008 crisis, emerging markets’ returns soared more than 85 percent from December 2005 to December 2007.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Emerging market bonds have been around for two centuries at least; most investors consider them as which of the following?
I. New asset class
II. Old asset class
III. Classic asset class
IV. Innovative asset classCorrect
Emerging market bonds have been around for two centuries at least. But most investors consider them a new asset class.
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Emerging market bonds have been around for two centuries at least. But most investors consider them a new asset class.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
In the late nineteenth century, which of the following emerging economies has(have) regularly raised capital in London and Paris by issuing bonds?
I. Russia
II. Brazil
III. China
IV. South AfricaCorrect
In the late nineteenth century, emerging economies like those of Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, and China regularly raised capital in London and Paris by issuing bonds.
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In the late nineteenth century, emerging economies like those of Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, and China regularly raised capital in London and Paris by issuing bonds.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Which of the following bonds were denominated in pounds or French francs rather than in local currency?
I. Japan
II. China
III. South Africa
IV. ArgentinaCorrect
Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, and China regularly raised capital in London and Paris by issuing bonds. So did the emerging economy of the United States. Most of these bonds were denominated in pounds or French francs rather than in local currency.
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Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, and China regularly raised capital in London and Paris by issuing bonds. So did the emerging economy of the United States. Most of these bonds were denominated in pounds or French francs rather than in local currency.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
When issuing bonds, most governments do which which of the following?
I. Consider long term risk of default
II. Plan to default on their bonds
III. Avoid default on their bonds
IV. Not plan to default on their bondsCorrect
When issuing bonds, most governments did not plan to default on their bonds. In fact, they often went to great lengths to avoid default.
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When issuing bonds, most governments did not plan to default on their bonds. In fact, they often went to great lengths to avoid default.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
There was little eagerness to underwrite new bonds issued by the less developed countries during which of the following period?
I. 1935
II. Before World War II
III. After World War II
IV. 1947Correct
After World War II, there was little eagerness to underwrite new bonds issued by the less developed countries.
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After World War II, there was little eagerness to underwrite new bonds issued by the less developed countries.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
In the past decade, emerging market bonds have become which of the following?
I. An easier alternative to diversifying investors stocks
II. An attractive asset for investors seeking international diversification
III. A major risk in investing international assets
IV. Increasingly important source of finance for emerging economiesCorrect
In the past decade, emerging market bonds have become an increasingly important source of finance for emerging economies and an attractive asset for investors seeking international diversification
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In the past decade, emerging market bonds have become an increasingly important source of finance for emerging economies and an attractive asset for investors seeking international diversification
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Emerging economies have been able to expand financing through which of the following?
I. Newly issued Eurobonds
II.Bbonds syndicated and sold internationally
III. Bonds issued in traditional national bond markets
IV. Bond issued through stock exchange policy protocolsCorrect
Emerging economies have been able to expand financing through newly issued Eurobonds, bonds syndicated and sold internationally, and through bond issues in traditional national bond markets
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Emerging economies have been able to expand financing through newly issued Eurobonds, bonds syndicated and sold internationally, and through bond issues in traditional national bond markets