Denoting the forward exchange rate as ftt+1, the expected future exchange rate as Eet+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, the equations (1) et = [(1 + r*/(1 + r) ](Eet+1) and (2) et = [(1 + r*) /(1 + r) ](ftt+1) :
A) represent the (1) covered and (2) uncovered interest parity conditions, respectively.
B) are equivalent in all respects.
C) represent the (1) uncovered and (2) covered interest parity conditions, respectively.
D) represent the (1) spot and (2) forward exchange markets, respectively.
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