KT6 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MKT 640 / MKT640 RESEARCH AND RECOMMENDATIONS Question 1 The researcher’s goal when writing the discussion section is to: Record all of the previous literature on the current topic Make this section as succinct as possible Avoid taking a theoretical approach Examine, interpret, and draw inferences from the results Question 2 The overall purpose of this section is: Unethical acts of research How to write a results section with complex statistical analyses The sc...

MBA MKT 640 / MKT640 INTERNAL FINANCIAL TRANSFER SYSTEMS Question 1 Leading and lagging is primarily of value because of __________. tax regulations expropriation risk foreign exchange risk exchange and capital controls Question 2 Which one of the following is a real rather than a financial flow? Capital goods Dividends Equity investment Credit on goods and services Question 3 Using transfer prices may lead to __________. exchange rate controls inc...

MBA MKT 640 / MKT640 VERNONS PRODUCT LIFE-CYCLE THEORIES OF FDI Question 1 According to a recent UN survey, the world FDI stock grew at what rate relative to worldwide exports of goods and services? The world FDI stock grew at the same rate as worldwide exports of goods and services. The world FDI stock grew twice as fast as worldwide exports of goods and services. The world FDI stock grew half as fast as worldwide exports of goods and services. None of the above Question 2 ...

MBA MKT 640 / MKT640 FOREIGN SECURITIES Question 1 Special Drawing Rights (SDR) is: a “portfolio” of currencies and its value tends to be more stable than the currencies that it is comprised of an artificial international reserve allotted to the members of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), who can then use it for transactions among themselves or with the IMF used in addition to gold and foreign exchanges, to make international payments all of the above Question 2 All...

MBA MKT640 / MKT 640 OBJECTIVITY IN DATA ANALYSIS Question 1 Which of the following are false regarding observational research? Requires researchers to observe the behaviors of others Allows researchers to describe phenomena Conducted in a non-laboratory setting (e.g., outside) Conducted in a laboratory setting Question 2 If a researcher was interested in seeing how often people checked their email during 10 minute blocks, what type of method would they most likely use? ...