Multiple Choice
Which of the following describes the difference between transaction exposure and translation exposure?
A) Translation exposure derives from a company's foreign-currency-denominated cash flows, and transaction exposure derives from the foreign assets and liabilities being consolidated onto the parent company's financial statements.
B) Transaction exposure derives from a company's foreign-currency-denominated cash flows, and translation exposure derives from the foreign assets and liabilities being consolidated onto the parent company's financial statements.
C) Translation exposure derives from a company's forward exchange contracts, and transaction exposure derives from the foreign assets and liabilities being consolidated onto the parent company's financial statements.
D) Translation exposure derives from a company's foreign-currency-denominated cash flows, and transaction exposure derives from the company's forward exchange contracts.
Correct Answer:

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