Create a metaphor, simile, or very short (2-3 sentences) story to illustrate shifts in the aggregate supply curve.

You were recently hired by Citigroup in the currency management department. Your role is to monitor the market and identify any arbitrage opportunities. When you checked the prices in the market, you noticed that the spot price of the Euro (EUR) is $0.78, and the spot price of the Norwegian Krone (NOK) is $0.2. If the risk-free interest rate on a 1-year Treasury bill in the United States, the home country, is 2.2%, in Europe is 1.55%, and in Norway is 1.3% (all rates are continuously compounded). If you found that the 1-year forward price of the EUR is $1.6077 and of the NOK is $0.1983, then

A) Is there an arbitrage opportunity in any of the two currencies? Explain why? [Round your answer to the nearest ten thousandths (e.g. 1.1234)]

(B) Your boss instructs you that the maximum you can borrow is $2,000,000 (or its equivalent in EUR or NOK) to exploit any arbitrage opportunity. How much will be your arbitrage profit, if there is an arbitrage opportunity? How could you lock in this opportunity?