Multiple Choice
Points below the IRP line represent situations where:
A) covered interest arbitrage is feasible from the perspective of domestic investors and results in the same yield as investing domestically.
B) covered interest arbitrage is feasible from the perspective of domestic investors and results in a yield above what is possible domestically.
C) covered interest arbitrage is feasible from the perspective of foreign investors and results in a yield above what is possible in their local markets.
D) covered interest arbitrage is feasible for neither domestic nor foreign investors.
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