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Consider the following equation: Consider the following equation:   =   (1 +   )  - 1 The term r<sub>$</sub> in this equation refers to ________. A)  the cost of capital for the firm in terms of yen B)  the cost of capital in terms of dollars C)  the risk-free rate of interest on the dollar D)  the risk-free rate of interest on the yen = Consider the following equation:   =   (1 +   )  - 1 The term r<sub>$</sub> in this equation refers to ________. A)  the cost of capital for the firm in terms of yen B)  the cost of capital in terms of dollars C)  the risk-free rate of interest on the dollar D)  the risk-free rate of interest on the yen (1 + Consider the following equation:   =   (1 +   )  - 1 The term r<sub>$</sub> in this equation refers to ________. A)  the cost of capital for the firm in terms of yen B)  the cost of capital in terms of dollars C)  the risk-free rate of interest on the dollar D)  the risk-free rate of interest on the yen ) - 1 The term r$ in this equation refers to ________.

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