If we assume imperfect asset substitutability, how does a sterilized foreign exchange intervention of selling foreign assets affect the risk-adjusted expected return on foreign currency deposits curve? It will shift to the left because domestic assets are perceived less risky by the market. It will remain the same. It will shift to the right because domestic assets are perceived less risky by the market. It will shift to the left because domestic assets are perceived riskier by the market. It will shift to the right because domestic assets are perceived riskier by the market.

If we assume imperfect asset substitutability, how does a sterilized foreign exchange intervention of selling foreign assets affect the risk-adjusted expected return on foreign currency deposits curve? It will shift to the left because domestic assets are perceived less risky by the market. It will remain the same. It will shift to the right because domestic assets are perceived less risky by the market. It will shift to the left because domestic assets are perceived riskier by the market. It will shift to the right because domestic assets are perceived riskier by the market.

Exploring Economics

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Author:Robert L. Sexton

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Chapter29: International Finance

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