Exchange Rates Flashcards

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What is a Strengthening Exchange Rate?

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When the pound increases in value. This means that a pound will buy MORE of a foreign currency. Exports cheaper

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What is a Weakening Exchange Rate?

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When the pound decreases in value. This means that a pound will buy LESS of a foreign currency.

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3
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Import=

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A sale which leads to money EXITING the economy

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4
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Export=

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Money ENTERING an economy

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5
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What does the acronym SPICED stand for?

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Strong 
Pound
Imports
Cheap
Exports
Dear
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6
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What is an Exchange Rate?

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The value of one currency in terms of another

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7
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How is the exchange rate set?

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The forces of supply and demand establishes the exchange rate

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8
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How does the demand for the £ increase?

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  1. Exports= if the UK is selling goods abroad they can’t pay with their currency so they have to pay with £. Therefore demand goes up
  2. Hot Money= country wants somewhere with the highest interest rate so they get more for their money
  3. Foreign Investment in the UK= have to pay in £
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9
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Balance of Trade=

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Difference between the value of exports and imports

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