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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Human Factor.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In 1996, what was the response of most of the banks in terms of offering credit financing to Long-Term?
(a) Interested but wary.
(b) Eager.
(c) Interested.
(d) Competitive.

2. What resource close to Long-Term began to experience financial difficulties following the financial problems in Russia?
(a) Italy.
(b) Long-Term's management company.
(c) Long-Term's audit company.
(d) Latin America.

3. What did the letter Meriwether sent to his clients claim it was difficult to do with Long-Term?
(a) Make money.
(b) Take legal action.
(c) Get a job.
(d) Lose money.

4. Who developed the Black-Scholes model?
(a) Jack Salomon.
(b) John Meriwether.
(c) David Black.
(d) Myron Scholes.

5. What was the climate at Long-Term during the Russian financial crisis?
(a) Confident.
(b) Excited.
(c) Standard.
(d) Nervous.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why did Rosenfeld choose not to co-found Kapor's project?

2. During the turmoil of 1998, investors avoided Long-Term because they were trying to avoid what?

3. In 1994, why did the price of bonds drop?

4. How much did banks and investors make in conjunction with Long-Term?

5. In 1997, who awarded Long-Term the loan warrant it had requested?

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