In order to be able to support the national currency and to achieve inflation, as it should be in the parameter(s)? And this trip, the currency is risky, What is the effect on interest risk, price risky, country profitable risk? analyze and Please comment. Moody's rating downgraded from 'Ba' to 'B', Foreign direct investment is low, Portfolio Investments are high, Inflation rate: 15% Interest rate: 10% TL / $ = 0.2755

In order to be able to support the national currency and to achieve inflation, as it should be in the parameter(s)? And this trip, the currency is risky, What is the effect on interest risk, price risky, country profitable risk? analyze and Please comment. Moody's rating downgraded from 'Ba' to 'B', Foreign direct investment is low, Portfolio Investments are high, Inflation rate: 15% Interest rate: 10% TL / $ = 0.2755

International Financial Management

14th Edition

ISBN:9780357130698

Author:Madura

Publisher:Madura

Chapter21: International Cash Management

Section: Chapter Questions

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