The foreign subsidiary of a U.S. firm is profitable when profits are measured in the foreign currency but those profits become losses when measured in U.S. dollars. This is an example of which one of the following?  A.  Interest rate disparities   B.  Short-run exposure to exchange rate risk   C.  Long-run exposure to exchange rate risk   D.  Political risk associated with the foreign operations   E.  Translation exposure to exchange rate risk

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