Dual listing of a stock is advantageous to a company. It is not beneficial for stock exchanges, but they allow dual listing because of regulatory requirements.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Dual listing increases marketability because a stock has more exposure through a greater number of outlets than if it were listed on only one market. Various stock markets compete to list stocks that are actively traded because increased trading activity translates into increased profits. See 3-2: Types of Financial Markets
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The CEO of a large corporation has several executive vice presidents who report directly to her. One of these vice presidents develops major disagreements with the direction that the CEO is taking the organization, as well as with her leadership style. This vice president has an editorial about this printed anonymously in an important national newspaper. This vice president could be described as ______.
a. a conformist b. alienated c. effective d. a whistleblower
What is the psychological contract?
a. The psychological addendum to an employee’s hiring contract b. The assumptions people have about how the organization should treat them c. An implicit contract built between employees and colleagues over time d. The sum of the implicit and explicit agreements we believe we have with our organization
The task of managing working capital accounts in multinational corporations is far simpler than in purely domestic firms because domestic firms are not affected by different languages, different cultures, different political environments, different economic conditions, and so forth.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A normal yield curve is upward-sloping and indicates generally cheaper short-term borrowing costs than long-term borrowing costs
Indicate whether the statement is true or false