COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE 2026 BUNDLED
EXPLANATIONS REVIEWED
⩥ supranational accounting. Answer: denotes standards, guidelines, and
rules of financial reporting, auditing, and taxation issued by
supranational organizations
ex. IASB, IFAC, and OECD
⩥ company level of international accounting. Answer: the accounting
standards, guidelines and practices that a company follows that are
specifically related to its business activities and foreign investments
ex. standards for accounting for transactions in a foreign currency
⩥ what are the three levels of international acconting?. Answer: level 1:
country level accounting
level 2: supranational accounting
level 3: company level accounting
⩥ sales to customers. Answer:
, ⩥ foreign currency option. Answer: - gives the option owner the right,
but not the obligation, to sell foreign currency at a predetermined
exchange rate known as the strike price
- popular way to hedge foreign exchange risk
⩥ How do companies manage their exposure to foreign exchange risk?.
Answer: - foreign currency option (quite complicated)
- foreign currency forward contracts (most commonly used)
⩥ why conduct international trade?. Answer: - comparative advantages
(i.e. specializations)
- imperfect markets
- product cycles
- technology transfer/strategic alliances
- perserving strategic position
⩥ types of international involvement. Answer: - international companies
(i.e. exporters)
- strategic alliances
- multinatioal corporations
⩥ how did the developed world lose its edge?. Answer: 1. rising Asia
2. savings glut