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1. Is there a governing law provision? If so, what state's laws apply to this contract? In what paragraph is this provision found?

2. Can the contract be assigned? In what paragraph is that provision found?

3. What intellectual property rights does the influencer maintain and for how long?

4. If the influencer begins to rep another product, must he or she notify the company? In what paragraph is this provision found?

5. Is there a covenant not to compete? If so, how long does it apply? In what paragraph is this provision found?

6. Which party seems to have had the stronger bargaining position, and why?

7. Which specific provisions favor the employer? Explain.

8. Which specific provisions favor the employee? Explain.

9. The parties' main intentions in signing this contract were to promote a product, protect the firm's confidential information and to explain how the company could use all information. Which provisions are related to those three purposes?

10. Which provisions seem entirely unrelated to the main purposes of the contract? Why are these other provisions included in the contract? What do they do for the parties?

11. As a potential influencer being asked to sign this agreement, what major concerns might you have? (Discuss at least two.)

12. Suppose that after one year the influencer decides to resign from this company. What provisions of this contract should the influencer review before resigning?that is, which provisions will likely affect his or her future in this situation? When leaving the company, what actions should the employee take to ensure that he or she is in compliance with all obligations?

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The dollarized country's central bank can no longer act as a lender of last resort The economy of the dollarized country is likely to be better integrated with the U.5. economy The dollarized country can no longer profit from the creation of money within its economy The dollarized country maintains control over its own monetary policy A country that dollarizes removes volatility of its currency against the U.S. dollar Question 3 As a U.5. currency trader, you are speculating on the Swiss franc when you Cover your position using currency options contracts Cover your position using outright forward contracts Cover your position using non-deliverable forward contracts Buy Swiss francs at the current spot rate and sell Swiss francs at the new spot rate a month later Cover your position using currency futures contracts Question 4 An interest payment by TD Bank of Canada to its U.S. bondholders will be recorded as a debit in the U.5. financial account credit in Canada's unilateral transfers account credit in the U.S. financial account debit in Canada's current account debit in the U.S. current account Question 5 A put option on Japanese yen has a strike price of USDO 008000/JPY and a premium of USDO.009090/JPY with an expiration date six months from now. The contract size is JPY 12,500,000, Calculate the value for the buyer when the yen spot price is USD0 007500/JPY, (USD 1,125] USD 1,125 USD 5,125 (USD 6,412.50) (USD 9,712.50)QUESTION 11 If neither party has performed its obligations under a contract when a frustrating event occurs, they are both left Where they were before the contract was formed. 0 True 0 False QUESTION 12 Leslie offered to pay Murray $100 a day to show her dog in an upcoming three-day competition. Murray accepted and showed the young male dog, winning best of breed during each day's competition. Leslie paid Murray $300. What is the present status of their contractual arrangement? O a. The payment of the settlement ended the contract. 0 b. The contract terminated by agreement of the parties. O c. The contract has been terminated by performance. 0 d. The termination of the competition frustrated the contract. QUESTION 13 In which situation might a court be inclined to grant an injunction? 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The chance that you win a contract will be 25% if the competitor bids on the contract However. your chance to win a contract will increase to 70% if the competitor does not bid on the contract. What is the probability that you will win the contract? : To manage perishable Items at the storages, local grocers decide on the number of items to keep in stock on weekly basis. Suppose that the weekly demand for the item ls normally distributed with a mean of 80 units and a standard deviation of 9 units. If the grocer wants to control the probability of stock out of the item to no more than 4% In a week, now many units of the Item should be kept In the storage? : Patrons at a local restaurant are broadly classied as 90% regular and 10% as new on yearly basis. Drink preferences indicate wine was ordered by 30% of the regular customers. and by 50% of the new customers. If wine is ordered, what is the probability that the person ordering is a regular customer'? 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