Exchange rates Flashcards

1
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Exchange rate

A

The price of one currency in terms of another

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2
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Currency supply

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  1. Tourism abroad
  2. Imports
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3
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Currency demand

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  1. Domestic tourism
  2. Exports
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4
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Appreciation

A

Increase in exchange rate
£1 - $1.15 to £1 - $1.30

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5
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Depreciation

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Decrease in exchange rate
£1 - $1.30 to £1 - $1.15

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6
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Speculation

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Speculation occurs when traders buy a currency in the expectation that it will be worth more in the short to medium term, to make a profit

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7
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Appreciation - imports

A

Imports cheaper - fewer pounds needed to buy foreign imports

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8
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Depreciation - imports

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Imports expensive - more pounds needed to buy foreign imports

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9
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Appreciation - exports

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Exports more expensive - more foreign currency needed to buy exports

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10
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Depreciation - exports

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Exports cheaper - less foreign currency need to buy exports

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