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[单项选择]The ratio between payments into and out of a country is known as the country’s balance of payments. Besides the value of imports, and exports (the balance of trade), the balance of payments includes private foreign loans (and interest); loans by governments, central banks, and international organizations; and movements of gold or reserve currencies.
An international medium of exchange is required for international trade. From the late 1800s until World War Ⅰ, most countries operated on the gold standard. Gold coins of standard specifications circulated freely between countries, making gold in effect an international currency. This system provided an automatic correction for some trade imbalances, but it had little liquidity (the money supply could not expand as rapidly as required by expanding trade), and it was vulnerable to short-term changes in the gold supply.
After the financial instability of the 1930s, the international monetary(货币的) system was rebuilt following
A. specificity
B. accuracy
C. ability to predict future trends
D. comprehensiveness
[单项选择]Why are payments NOT usually netted out in a currency swap( )
A. There are no payments in a currency swap except at initiation and maturity.
B. The notional principal is not swapped at initiation.
C. The payments are denominated in two different currencies.
[单项选择]News reports say peace talks between the two countries have ______ with no agreement reached.
A. broken down
B. broken out
C. broken in
D. broken up
[填空题]When did the war break out between America colonies and England
The war broke out in ()
[简答题]The war that broke out between the North and the South in 1861 is known in history as the American Civil War.
[单项选择](Fighting) broke (out) (between) the Northern (states) and Southern states.
A. Fighting
B. out
C. between
D. states
[填空题]The war between the two ______ broke out in ______.
[单项选择]International payments and other messages are often sent through an international computer network called ()
A. CHAPS
B. SWIFT
C. CHIPS
D. CHATS