Exchange Rates Flashcards

1
Q

What is exchange rate defined

A

relative value of one currency in terms of another

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2
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What is currency defined

A

system of money used in a country or group of countries

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3
Q

What is it called when exchange rate rises

A

an appreciation (money gets stronger)

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4
Q

What is it called when exchange rate lowers

A

a depreciation (money weakens)

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5
Q

Generalized what causes exchange rates to change

A

Shifts in supply and demand of currency

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6
Q

What is a rise in exchange rate caused by generalised
appreciation

A

Increase in demand (right shift)
Decrease in supply (left shift)

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7
Q

What is most of the supply of a currency dictated by

A

economic groups supplying their money in exchange for another to buy their GaS (i.e buy goods and services from other countries)

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8
Q

What is most of the demand for a currency dictated by

A

economic groups who want to buy goods and services in the country’s currency

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9
Q

What is a decrease in exchange rate caused by generalised
depreciation

A

decrease in demand (left shift)
increase in supply (right shift)

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10
Q

What 6 Factors will influence demand supply themselves

A

Current account - i.e deficit or surplus
Inflation
Interest rates
Economic Growth
Speculation
Political and social stability

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