Receivables Purchase Agreement (RPA) would determine the Receivables Purchase Price to be less than the Invoice amount or 100 percent of Invoice amount less the Reserve Percentage. For example, a Reserve Percentage of 20% would mean a Receivables Purchase Price of 80% bof Invoice amount. The Reserve Percentage is affected by which of the following factor(s)? Dilutions of the Pool of Receivables due to commercial disputes leading to rebates given to Customers All of the list options Credit quality of the receivables Level of diversification of the Pool of Receivables China since the 1980's has been an ascending economic power. The virtuous economic spiral entails building productive capacity along with building foreign markets. Over time as the companies accumulate profits and China accumulates foreign reserves, more is invested in developing and buying technology and know-how which adds to more productive capacity and greater competitiveness. Chinese companies have also been expanding overseas setting up foreign subsidiaries mostly to distribute their products in the various regions. In the earlier years when China was less developed, local banks would give little support to these Chinese foreign subsidiaries. The stronger Chinese companies with good credit standing are likely to provide which of the following: Demand Guarantee Letter of Comfort Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) Corporate Guarantee Receivables Purchase Agreement (RPA) would determine the Receivables Purchase Price to be less than the Invoice amount or 100 percent of Invoice amount less the Reserve Percentage. For example, a Reserve Percentage of 20% would mean a Receivables Purchase Price of 80% bof Invoice amount. The Reserve Percentage is affected by which of the following factor(s)? Dilutions of the Pool of Receivables due to commercial disputes leading to rebates given to Customers All of the list options Credit quality of the receivables Level of diversification of the Pool of Receivables China since the 1980's has been an ascending economic power. The virtuous economic spiral entails building productive capacity along with building foreign markets. Over time as the companies accumulate profits and China accumulates foreign reserves, more is invested in developing and buying technology and know-how which adds to more productive capacity and greater competitiveness. Chinese companies have also been expanding overseas setting up foreign subsidiaries mostly to distribute their products in the various regions. In the earlier years when China was less developed, local banks would give little support to these Chinese foreign subsidiaries. The stronger Chinese companies with good credit standing are likely to provide which of the following: Demand Guarantee Letter of Comfort Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) Corporate Guarantee