4.3 Exchange rates

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currency

system of money used in a country or group of countries

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exchange rate

the price of one country’s currency in terms of another

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appreciation

value of currency increasing in an exchange rate

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depreciation

value of currency decreasing in an exchange rate

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What is the graph for appreciation?

Demand for £ increases

Rightward shift in demand

Exchange rate increases as its higher in demand

<p>Demand for £ increases</p><p>Rightward shift in demand</p><p>Exchange rate increases as its higher in demand</p>
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What is the graph for depreciation?

Supply for £ increases

Exchange rate value now decreases as there is a higher supply of it

<p>Supply for £ increases</p><p>Exchange rate value now decreases as there is a higher supply of it</p>
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What causes demand for pound?

If there is an increase in demand for UK exports there will also be an increase in demand for pounds to buy that with

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Strong

Pound

Imports

Cheaper

Exports

Dearer

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Effect of rise in exchange rate for consumers

  • import prices fall - domestic consumers may be more willing to buy imported goods

  • improved standard of living as domestic customers’ income can buy more goods

  • makes imports cheaper reducing inflation

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Effect of rise in exchange rate for producers

  • fall in import prices - benefits producers that import raw materials

  • rise in export prices for foreign investors

  • fall in inflation rate due to total demand falling