CH 14 Flashcards

1
Q

E? ?/?

A

Exchange rate
Domestic currency/forigen currency

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2
Q

Assests is what?

A

Asstes are a thing that brings wealth and purchasing power to the holder

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3
Q

The price of an assets is …. what?

A

a reflection on what value the asset are meant to bring

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4
Q

Exchange rates allows us to…?

A

compare prices of goods and serivces across countries

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5
Q

If an exchange rate depreciate then…

A

the its cheaper for forigners to buy domestic countrys goods.

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6
Q

If an exchange rate appreciates then…

A

Its more expensive to buy goods from the domestic country

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7
Q

The value of a currency is … ?

A

The price for that currency and the expected return of the currency

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8
Q

E appreciate, then the currency…?

A

Domestic currency depriciate and forigen currency appreciate in comparsion

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9
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E depreciate, then the currency…?

A

Domestic currency appreciate and forigen currency depriciate in comparsion

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10
Q

relative price is when

A

x amount of eg. jeans in terms of shirts

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11
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dollar against euro, is written as:

A

euro/dollar

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12
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The forigen exchange market shows

A

the exchange rate, thourgh the deamand and supply of currencies which determine the exchange rate.

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13
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When ascertaining a asset, like currency, savers will look at the

A

highest rates of return, which is determined by the interest rate, expected change in currency exchange rate
risk
liquidity

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14
Q

Equalibrium is meet when

A

deposits of all currencies offer the same expected rate of return and when interest parity conditions holds (same thing)

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15
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Expected return on forigen currency is based on

A

todays exchange rate
intreste rate
future exchange rate

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16
Q

When currency appreciate or depricitate

A

The expected domestic currency return on forigen deposits appreciate or depriciate intandem with the curency

17
Q

The Forexmarket consists of

A

the exchange rate, rates of return, expected return on forigen deposists, return on domestic deposits

18
Q

Increase of Intreste rate of domestic currency leads to …

A

that the schedule return on domestic deposists shifts to the right

19
Q

Decrease of Intreste rate of domestic currency leads to …

A

that the schedule return on domestic deposists shifts to the left

20
Q

Increase of Intreste rate of forigen currency leads to …

A

that the schedule return on forigen deposists shifts to the right

21
Q

Decrease of Intreste rate of domestic currency leads to …

A

that the schedule return on forigen deposists shifts to the left

22
Q

CIP : ?

A

R = R* + (F-E/E)

23
Q

FP ? FP = ?

A

Forward premium
F-E/E or (F/E) - 1

24
Q

FR ? FR = ?

A

Forigen rate
R* + (E(e)/E) - 1

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roh?
risk premium on domestic assets
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roh=?
FP-E
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R-R*
Rate of depreciation
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Expected rate of return on forigen donds in domesttic currency
FR
29
R ?
domestic intreste rate rate of return when investing in domestic bonds in domestic currency
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R* ?
rate of return when investing in forigen bonds in forigen currency
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Three theories for exchange rate determination
The balance of payments approach aka. demand and supply for forigen assets Purchasing power parity theory (PPP) Asset-market approach (looks at intreste rate)
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Short run exchange rate theories
The balance of payments approach and Asset-market approach
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expected rate of depreciation
E(e) - E / E (If result is -% then its an appreciation)