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[简答题]自由外汇(Free Foreign Exchange)与记账外汇(Foreign Exchange of Account)
[简答题]外汇(Foreign Exchange)
[填空题]Foreign Exchange Trading
Without foreign exchange trading, international trade itself could not exist. In former times trade was based on bartering—goods were exchanged for other goods. The introduction of precious metals (i.e., gold and silver) to pay for goods can be considered the forerunner of the foreign exchange market. The Greeks and Romans commonly used gold as a medium of exchange. Most world trade continued to be based on gold until the nineteenth century. But then industrialization in Western Europe and the United States had boosted world trade to such an extent that gold reserver were no longer adequate to meet the requirements. Governments introduced a par value of their respective local currencies in gold. Thus, the currencies were related to one another through a system called the gold standard. The gold standard system determined the value of all currencies based on gold． (8) The system worked well until World War I, when trade was interrupted. After
[简答题]外汇保证金(Foreign Exchange Margin)
[单项选择]Foreign exchange is by definition foreign to the holder; otherwise, it would be domestic exchange or in modem practice, local currency and legal tender. Foreign exchange typically is not legal tender and is therefore not acceptable in exchange for goods and services to whom it is being offered; hence, the desire to exchange it into something closer to home in terms of acceptability. Foreign exchange markets are nearly always markets that convert issues of foreign money for local units. The New York foreign exchange market, for example, is essentially a market for exchange foreign currencies against the US dollar. It is possible in New York to exchange French francs for Swedish kronor, but the normal practice would be to sell French francs for U.S. as a first step and then to sell US dollars and buy Swedish kronor as a second step in order to complete the transaction. Markets in other countries would be similar in structure and mechanical operation.
Foreign exchange is convertible cu
A. Right
B. Wrong
C. Doesn’t say
[填空题]A—exchange rate B—foreign exchange certificate
C—selling rate D—change
E—credit card F—currency
G—service charge H—traveler’s cheque
I—mail transfer J—Bank of China
K—coin L—remittance
M—cash N—ATM
O—memo
( )硬币 ( )外汇券
