If you know that the price of a Canadian dollar in France is €2, then you also know that in Canada a British pound costs CAN$2.00, then under perfect triangular arbitrage the pound cost of a euro must be:
A) €.20
B) €4.00
C) €$0.40
D) None of the above.
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Q1: If you know that the price of
Q2: The foreign exchange rate:
A) must always be
Q3: The foreign exchange markets are operated mostly
Q5: If the Chilean escudo is valued at
Q6: The markets where different currencies are bought
Q7: The earliest foreign exchange markets arose:
A) about
Q8: The earliest foreign exchange markets were operated
Q9: Seignorage:
A) is the difference between the cost
Q10: Fiat money:
A) is currency that is tender
Q11: Arbitrage:
A) is the simultaneous purchase and sale
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