The main cause of value-preserving capital flows are( )
A: Domestic political turmoil and capital has no security guarantee
B: The foreign exchange rate fluctuates greatly and the capital value faces losses
C: Exchange controls or high burden of taxation and the liquidity of capital is threatened
D: Sufficient domestic funds and excess liquidity
A: Domestic political turmoil and capital has no security guarantee
B: The foreign exchange rate fluctuates greatly and the capital value faces losses
C: Exchange controls or high burden of taxation and the liquidity of capital is threatened
D: Sufficient domestic funds and excess liquidity
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- Under which of the following policies does the government enter the foreign exchange market and buy or sell foreign currency in order to influence the exchange rate of the domestic currency? A: Exchange controls B: Capital controls C: Official intervention D: Adjustable peg
- Which of the following refers to the transfer of capital between countries in order to avoid losses? A: Security capital flows B: Trade capital flows C: Bank capital flows D: Speculative capital flows.
- ( ), also known as capital flight, is a kind of short-term capital flow. A: Trade capital flows B: Financial capital flows C: value-preserving capital flows D: Speculative capital flows
- The foreign exchange rate is the price of A: capital B: products C: foreign currency D: investment
- 7. If the expected future spot exchange rate value of the foreign currency decreases, with the interest rate differential unchanged, the current spot exchange rate value of the domestic currency: