QUESTION 8Assume the interest parity condition holds and that initially domestic and foreign interest rates are equal, i.e., i = i*. A reduction in the domestic interest rate will cause: an increase in the demand for the domestic currency. an immediate increase in the current domestic exchange rate, an expected appreciation of the domestic currency over time. all of the above

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