Running Your Own Mnc

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Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 CHAPTER 1: COMPANY PROFILE 3 CHAPTER 2: ASSESSMENT OF COUNTRY FACTORS 5 Factors Affecting Balance of Trade between United States and Maldives 5 Import Controls in Maldives 7 CHAPTER 3: USING THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET 8 The Spot Market 8 Analysis of USD/MVR Cross Rate for the Last 1 Month, 3 Months and Last Year 9 CHAPTER 4: USE OF FORWARDS AND FUTURES MARKET 11 Analysis of Future Price Vs Spot Rate 12 CHAPTER 5: USING CURRENCY OPTIONS 13 CHAPTER 6: MONITORING CENTRAL BANK INTERVENTION 14 CHAPTER 7: ASSESSMENT OF SPOTS AND FORWARD RATES 16 CHAPTER 8: DETERMINING WHETHER IFE HOLDS 18 CHAPTER 9: MONITORING EXCHANGE RATE TRENDS 20 CHAPTER 10: EXPOSURES TO EXCHANGE RATE RISK 24 …show more content…

This will enable us to create strong relationships with our suppliers, ensure fast delivery of our products due to shorter supply chains as well as promote the local economy (Chain, Chartered Institute of Supply Chain). Moreover, local purchases in United States Dollar will cushion us from exchange fluctuations for all our purchases.

CHAPTER 2: ASSESSMENT OF COUNTRY FACTORS
Factors Affecting Balance of Trade between United States and Maldives
The following factors will affect the balance of trade between the United States and Maldives (Boundless, 2016): 1. Prices of domestic goods: This is the price of the jewellery manufactured in Maldives in comparison with jewellery manufactured in USA. 2. Barriers to trade: These are restrictions to trade between USA and Maldives. 3. The cost of production in the USA versus the cost in Maldives. 4. Currency Exchange Rate: This is the foreign exchange rate between USD and Maldivian Rufiyaa.
The factors outlined above will affect the demand for jewellery in Maldives as follows: 1. Prices of domestic goods:
Due to high costs of production, Maldivian handicrafts are more expensive than imported jewellery (Ahmed Zakariyya, 2007). Demand for imported jewellery is thus higher than that of locally made jewellery. 2. Barriers to Trade:
The countries have fostered good trade relations. The USA and Maldives signed a Trade and Investments Framework Agreement in October, 2009 with the aim of

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