Which of the following statements are true? a. If intangible capital is inseparable from the firm itself, then the firm is better off choosing the strategy of exporting and licensing. b. Trade restrictions and trade-based sanctions imposed by a foreign based government are examples of economic risk. c. An interest rate basis swap involves two parties paying fixed rates against different reference rates. d. A forward forward contract specifies the principal, interest rate, commencement date of the future interest rate period and the ending date of the future interest period. e. All of the following statements in this question are true.

Which of the following statements are true? a. If intangible capital is inseparable from the firm itself, then the firm is better off choosing the strategy of exporting and licensing. b. Trade restrictions and trade-based sanctions imposed by a foreign based government are examples of economic risk. c. An interest rate basis swap involves two parties paying fixed rates against different reference rates. d. A forward forward contract specifies the principal, interest rate, commencement date of the future interest rate period and the ending date of the future interest period. e. All of the following statements in this question are true.

Microeconomics A Contemporary Intro

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Chapter13: Capital, Interest, Entrepreneurship, And Corporate Finance

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