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... cash flow can be used for financing domestic and international activities . This is shown in Diagram 1 below . In the event 2 1 Richard Duncan , The Dollar Crisis , John Wiley , 2003 explains this fact well . The Eurodollars are dollar ...
... cash flow can be used for financing domestic and international activities . This is shown in Diagram 1 below . In the event 2 1 Richard Duncan , The Dollar Crisis , John Wiley , 2003 explains this fact well . The Eurodollars are dollar ...
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... cash flow , however , is maintained at RM1,000,000 ( RM700,000 from spot and RM300,000 profit from futures ) . With perfect hedging the cash flow would always be RM1 million no matter what happens to the exchange rate in the spot market ...
... cash flow , however , is maintained at RM1,000,000 ( RM700,000 from spot and RM300,000 profit from futures ) . With perfect hedging the cash flow would always be RM1 million no matter what happens to the exchange rate in the spot market ...
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... cash flow on contingent claims . In the case the bid is won , a minimum cash flow of RM1,000,000 is guaranteed while allowing one to still enjoy a favourable movement if that does take place . If the bid is lost , the maximum loss ...
... cash flow on contingent claims . In the case the bid is won , a minimum cash flow of RM1,000,000 is guaranteed while allowing one to still enjoy a favourable movement if that does take place . If the bid is lost , the maximum loss ...
Contents
Stakes in the Current Global Financial System | 3 |
SeigniorageThe Instability and Unjustness of the Fiat | 29 |
The Theft of Nations | 43 |
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