There Is Strong Empirical Support for

question 11

Multiple Choice

There is strong empirical support for

• A) purchasing power parity as a guide to one-year forward exchange rates for low-inflation countries
• B) covered interest parity when interest rates are risk-free
• C) uncovered interest parity, augmented by risk premiums, as a guide to spot market exchange rates
• D) using purchasing power parity together with uncovered interest parity to predict currency appreciations and depreciations
• E) none of the above

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