The Interest Rate Parity Theorem Suggests That Differences in Observed

question 107

Multiple Choice

The interest rate parity theorem suggests that differences in observed nominal rates of interest in two countries should equal

• A) differences in the expected rates of inflation between the two countries.
• B) differences in the risk free rates of return between the two countries.
• C) differences in the federal funds rates between the two countries.
• D) differences in currency exchange rates between the two countries.

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