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Suppose that the yield on a 1-year U. S. Treasury bill is 3 percent and the yield on a 1-year Japanese Treasury bond is 2 percent. The spot exchange rate on the same date is 108 yen per U. S. dollar. Suppose that one of your projects in Japan is expected to generate 10 million yen at the end of the year. Assuming that interest rate parity holds, what is dollar-denominated cash flow at the end of the year

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