A Country's Capital Controls Can Affect Interest Rate Parity By

question 49

Multiple Choice

A country's capital controls can affect interest rate parity by:

• A)causing interest rates to be higher independent of the forward premium of the country's currency.
• B)limiting foreign investment in the country so that interest rates are artificially reduced.
• C)limiting foreign investment in the country so that interest rates are artificially increased.
• D)causing the forward premium of the country's currency to be increased without regard to the real value of the currency.

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