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- True, the formula for Net present value (NPV) is Present value - initial investment, therefore the NPV is 500,000 - 2,000,000 that is -1,500,000 therefore the answer is true.
- False, the fluctuations between forward rates and spot exchange rates are normal, they don't become same on any time period frame like as in question as 30 days. These rates reflect the expectations of the foreign exchange markets about future currency movements.
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