A negative effective financing rate for a U.S. firm which uses foreign currency financing implies that the firm: Received a loan forgiveness from lender. Paid more interest on the funds than it would have paid on dollars. Paid backless than it originally borrowed in dollar terms Paid less interest on the funds than it would have paid on dollars. Paid back exactly the amount it originally borrowed in dollar terms. A negative effective financing rate for a U.S. firm which uses foreign currency financing implies that the firm: Received a loan forgiveness from lender. Paid more interest on the funds than it would have paid on dollars. Paid backless than it originally borrowed in dollar terms Paid less interest on the funds than it would have paid on dollars. Paid back exactly the amount it originally borrowed in dollar terms