Denoting the forward exchange rate as ftt+1, the spot exchange rate as et, r as the domestic rate of return on assets, and r* as the foreign rate of return on assets, then the covered interest parity condition is:
A) et = [(1 + r*) /(1 + r) ](ftt+1)
B) et = [(1 + r) /(1 + r*) ](ftt+1)
C) et = [(1 + r) /(1 + r*) ] + (ftt+1)
D) (ftt+1) = [(1 + r*) /(1 + r) ]et
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