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if a u.s. corporation exports machine tools to switzerland and will be paid in swiss francs (sf), to protect against foreign-exchange risk, it should
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if a u.s. corporation exports machine tools to switzerland and will be paid in swiss francs (sf), to protect against foreign-exchange risk, it should

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Answer: Rulings under the Code of Arbitration Procedure: are binding on all parties

If a US corporation exports machine tools to Switzerland and will be paid in Swiss francs, to protect against foreign-exchange risk it should: buy SF calls

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