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This paper aims to compare the Japanese Yen against the US Dollar over a five year period starting from 2005 till 2010. The exchange traded fund for Japanese Yen shall also be discussed in the paper and afterwards an analysis of both the currencies shall be presented. There are different factors that influence the exchange rate differences between any two chosen currencies. The effects produced by these different exchange rates can be of quite different intensity. The most common elements that have

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out, by varying the Yen/Dollar exchange rate from $1 = 120 yen to $1 = 80 yen. Also the content sourced from Japan has been varied from 20% to 40%. Varying these parameters, we get the values for income loss/gain for 2001. These values are discounted at 20% to find out the loss/gain to perpetuity. In this analysis, the margin passed on by Japanese carmakers has been fixed at 45%. Income loss/gain to perpetuity for GM with changes in exchange rate and Japanese content in Japanese carmakers automobiles:

I. Introduction Japan's exports rate last month at the fastest annual rate in more than two years. The weaker yen also boosted the energy heavy import bill, although the rose 10 per cent from a year earlier, economists said the net effect of the yen's retreat remained positive, because higher export revenues translate into higher exporter earnings and consequently more investment and worker's bonuses. Japan’s stock market is heavy on exporting, The Prime Minister Abe's government also hopes that

Japanese Economy had sturdily hit by recession in proceeds to real estate and banking bubble in end of 1990s that was usually called Lost Decade in Japan history. Japanese economy has been stressed to grow up by deflation, GDP and GNP growth. Japan economy has been making strongly efforts to growth of Nikkei 225 Stock Index average and positive reception of Japanese Yen in international market. Mr. Shinzo Abe, The Japanese Prime Minister introduced the large package of policies reform which is

Translation Risk 3 Why do Companies Hedge? 3 2. COMPETITIVE CURRENCY EXPOSURE AT GM (2001: Using Case Info) 3 2.1 Performance 6 2.2 Automobile Market in USA 7 2. 3 Competitive Exposure Mechanism 8 2.4 Yen Exposure Quantified 9 3. APPROACHES TO MANAGE GM’s COMPETITIVE EXPOSURE 10 4. GM’s COMPETITIVE YEN EXPOSURE (993-2005) 13 4.1 GM’S US Car Sales Exposure 14 4.2 GM’S Market Share Exposure 15 4.3 GM’S Net Income Exposure 16 4.4Implication of result on hedging strategy 17 5. NEW GM’s COMPETITIVE

Komatsu’s 2015 Annual report delineates that the ROA is about 5.5%. The indicated data by Komatsu is 154,009 million yen as net income and 2,798,407 million yen as a summary of assets (Komatsu Report 2015, 31). Caterpillar, in reference, delineates an ROA of 4.4% and John Deere delineates an ROA of 5.2%. ). Using the two competitors in addendum to Komatsu, it is logical to maintain that Komatsu’s differentiation strategy has resulted in above average returns. As one can determine, Komatsu’s ROA,

Japanese YEN and Monetary Regimes Wall Street Journal author Chelsey Dulaney, discusses the appreciation of the Japanese YEN (¥) and its impact on its own economy and foreign investors. For the past quarter, the USD was the strongest amongst its competitors until it fell about 0.1% to ¥ 108.1. However, as frequently described within the article, there are no signs of slowing growth for the YEN and Japanese government officials are now proposing a plan that will halt the YEN’s growth. Factors that

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the agreement, which signed in 1985 at Plaza Hotel in New York City, among the G-5 nations which included France, Germany, the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom agreed to operate exchange rates by depreciating US dollar relative to the Japanese yen and the German Deutsche mark. The objective of the Plaza Accord was to correct trade imbalances between the U.S. and Germany and the U.S. and Japan. Also to help the U.S. improve its huge trade deficit and to stimulate its economy to climb out