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nautica902

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Suppose 1 is trading for 2.00 in New York City and 1.80 in London. A foreign exchange trader could take 1.80 and buy 1 in London's financial exchange market and then sell it for 2.00 in New York's financial exchange market.
 
  What is this an example of?
  A) two-point arbitrage
  B) three-point arbitrage
  C) covered interest
  D) arbitrage of goods

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A(n) ________ is a firm directly engaged in importing and exporting a wide variety of goods for its own account.
 
  A) Webb-Pomerene association
  B) export management company
  C) international trading company
  D) management broker
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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