Exchange rates

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Why are exchange rates important?

They can affect how much it costs a business to buy materials or products from abroad.

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What does it mean if there is an appreciation in the pound?

It is cheaper for firms in the UK to borrow from other countries.

Value of pound increases.

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How can an appreciation of the pound effect consumers?

  • cheaper imports

  • consumers can buy more foreign goods

  • increases disposable income

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How does a depreciation of the pound affect consumers?

  • Price of imports increase, increasing inflationary pressure.

  • May deter investment as they do not know expected return on investment.

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What happens if demand for the pound increases?

  • Demand curve would shift to the right.

  • This leads to appreciation of the pound.

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What happens if supply of the pound increases?

  • Supply curve shifts to left.

  • Depreciation of the pound.

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What are multinational companies?

Those with factories and production, or services, in more than one country.

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What does globalisation mean?

Many businesses can now buy their raw materials from around the world.

e.g. may be cheaper for a wood company in Madrid to buy materials from Vietnam rather than Barcelona.