金融英語(yǔ)模擬試題及答案

1、第 1 頁(yè) 共 7 頁(yè)金融英語(yǔ)模擬試題及答案 金融英語(yǔ)模擬試題及答案Reading Comprehension: (10 points)Joseph Glass, CFA, is a consultant who provides advisory services to large manufacturing companies. Glass has been retained by ABCO, a leading manufactu

2、rer of widgets for automobiles in the United States. ABCO has hired Glass to evaluate the possibility of e*panding their current base of operations by building an additional facility in South America. Management of ABCO

3、has identified an increase in demand for widgets in South America over the past decade, and any new manufacturing facility would produce goods to satisfy that void and would be distributed and sold across South America.G

4、lass is not familiar with the current economic climate in South America, but is aware that several governments have attempted to encourage economic development in their countries through the enactment of pro-business leg

5、islation. Two of these countries, Venezuela and Peru, both have the reputations of being “friendly” to foreign economic investment 第 3 頁(yè) 共 7 頁(yè)The Venezuelan government has taken steps to ensure that it can carefully mana

6、ge the development of its country’s emerging economy, and to ensure that a competitive market is maintained. A regulatory agency was established five years ago to provide guidance for any new manufacturing concern seekin

7、g to operate in Venezuela. The head of the agency is Juan Santos, the former CEO of one of the first modernized manufacturing facilities in the country. During his tenure as head of the agency, he has demonstrated his ab

8、ility to render decisions that attempt to simultaneously satisfy legislators, industry participants, and consumers. Glass is impressed by Santos’ work so far, but realizes that over the past five years, Venezuela has e*p

9、erienced a period of relatively slow economic development. Glass believes that Santos’ skills will truly be put to the test in the upcoming years of the anticipated economic e*pansion.Glass acknowledges the need for gove