Multiple Choice
The International Fisher Effect suggests that if a firm borrows in a lower interest foreign currency:
A) the choice of currency will have a significant effect on the cost of the loan because the interest rate is relatively low.
B) the choice of currency will not matter in the cost of the loan because the foreign currency will appreciate during the term of the loan.
C) the choice of currency will have an effect on the cost of the loan because the foreign currency will depreciate during the term of the loan.
D) the choice of currency may or may not affect the cost of the loan,depending on how interest rates change during the term of the loan.
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