The Interest Rate Parity Approximation Formula Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

The interest rate parity approximation formula is:

• A)F_t = S₀ × [1 + (R_FC + R_US)]^t.
• B)F_t = S₀ × [1 - (R_FC - R_US)]^t.
• C)F_t = S₀ × [1 + (R_FC - R_US)]^t.
• D)F_t = S₀ × [1 + (R_FC × R_US)]^t.
• E)F_t = S₀ × [1 - (R_FC + R_US)]^t.

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