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The expected return on dollar deposits in terms of dollars, RD, is: a. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when Et > E +1. b. always the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, for any exchange rate. c. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when E+ < E †+1. d. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when Et = E +1. 

          The expected return on dollar deposits in terms of dollars, RD, is:

a. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when Et > E +1.
b. always the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, for any exchange rate.
c. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when E+ < E †+1.
d. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when Et = E +1.
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The expected return on dollar deposits in terms of dollars, RD, is: a. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when Et > E +1. b. always the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, for any exchange rate. c. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when E+ < E †+1. d. the interest rate on dollar deposits, iD, only when Et = E +1.
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00:01 Here in the question we need to calculate the rate of return ror in terms of dollar and in terms of euros.
00:11 So, let's calculate first rate of return in terms of dollar.
00:18 So, here the initial investment is $1 and it earns an interest of 8 % therefore when we calculate value in dollar, so we need to do initial investment plus initial investment multiply by here we plug the values here $1 plus $1 multiply by 0 .08.
00:48 So, it will become $1 plus 0 .08.
00:54 So, values in dollar is 1 .08 dollar.
01:00 So, here the exchange rate at the time of t at time of t is e is equals to 1 per dollar which means that 1 euro is equals to $1 dollar therefore the value in euros after one year value in euros after one year.
01:28 So, this is value in dollar which is we calculate 1 .08 and exchange rate at the time plus 1 so exchange rate at that time $1 plus 1 so it will become 1 .02 euros per dollar.
01:48 So, from here value in euros we got 1 .102 euros...
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