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If the fuels were perfect substitutes, oil prices would thus tend to be about 6 times natural gas prices.
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Investors do not regard assets in different currencies as perfect substitutes, nor do exchange rates always reflect inflation differentials.
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Although the euro will eliminate intra-European exchange-rate risk, it does not mean that German and Italian bonds become perfect substitutes.
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Not only must investors regard assets in different countries as perfect substitutes, but expected changes in exchange rates must also equal the expected inflation differential between two countries.
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If investors see British and American bonds as perfect substitutes, then the expected movements of their currencies against one another should equalise the differential between their interest rates.
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