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2) Samson Inc. is a specialty firm in the beverage sector. They are considering the import of equipment that costs 120000 Rands and that performs the same as a domestic model that costs $95500. What would the exchange rate have to be, expressed as a dollar cost per Rand, in order to make the alternatives have equal cost? 1 Rand = $ 3) Place your answer using four decimal places if possible. For example, an answer of 0.7657 is apprWilliams Corp. is considering signing contracts that will obligate the firm to purchase 120000 Swiss Francs worth of computer equipment at the end of each calendar quarter for the next 2 years. Williams is also signing a contract with a local high school that will purchase this equipment from Williams at a price of $84000 (U.S.) per quarter. What would Williams' profit or loss be over the life of the contract (8 quarters) if the "In US Dollar" exchange rate is $0.58 over the life of the contract? $ Place your answer to the nearest dollar without a dollar sign or a comma as appropriate. 4) Sarah is now in the Singapore airport and has 9000 Singapore dollars in her pocket. Sarah is next going to the Czech Republic and needs Czech Koruna. How many Koruna will she be able to exchange if the "in USD" Singapore Dollar exchange rate is 0.760 and the "in USD" Czech exchange rate is 0.041. Czech Koruna Place your answer in number of Czech Koruna rounded to the nearest Koruna. Do not include a comma in your answer. 5) Exxon Oil Corp. is negotiating the purchase of 1 million barrels of oil from a bankrupt competitor to be delivered and paid for in exactly 1 year. Exxon is willing to pay $108 per barrel because they can sell the oil in advance to oil refineries. For political reasons, the oil exporter wants the contract expressed in Pesos. What price per barrel of oil expressed in Pesos is equivalent to $108 if the "in US Dollar" exchange rate for Pesos is $0.1390? Pesos 6) Exxon Oil Corp. is negotiating the purchase of 1 million barrels of oil from a bankrupt competitor to be delivered and paid for in exactly 1 year. The oil exporter wants the contract expressed in Mexican Pesos, and the current "in USD" Peso exchange rate is $0.074. The contract is signed at a price of 1430 Pesos per barrel. How many US Dollars will Exxon be wrose off if at the time of oil delivery the "in USD" Peso exchange rate changes to $0.079? $ Note: Round your answer rounded to the closest $USD. 7) Exxon Oil Corp. is negotiating the purchase of 1 million barrels of oil from a bankrupt competitor to be delivered and paid for in exactly 1 year. The oil exporter wants the contract expressed in Mexican Pesos, and the current "in USD" Peso exchange rate is $0.070. The contract is signed at a price of 1425 Pesos per barrel. Exxon can enter a futures contract that allows the company to purchase Pesos at the exact time of oil delivery at $0.071. If we consider the use of the futures contract to hedge Exxon's foreign exchange risk, how much is the cost of this insurance to Exxon? $ Note: Round your answer to the closest $USD. 8) Charlie is a currency trader and has in inventory 105000 Euros that he purchased for $1.39 per Euro. The Euro is now trading at $1.27. What is Charlie's profit or loss on this currency trade? $ Place your answer in numbers of dollars of profit or loss. 9) Ford sells a particular car in Geneva for 50750 Swiss francs. The company sells the same car in the U.S. for $34800. The company has a position that it collects foreign currency and brings it over to its U.S. headquarters in dollars at the end of each quarter. What exchange rate, expressed as U.S. dollars per Swiss franc, at the end of this current quarter would make the revenues earned on the car the same whether it was sold in Detroit or Geneva? Place your answer as a number with four decimal places Jersey Corn uses the futures market to sell their crop in the market at some point in the future. What term describes a problem that could arise if their corn crop is destroyed by weather? 10) Systematic Commitment Arbitrage Parity Regret Purchasing