Exchange rates

Q2(f) Diagram question: show what currency speculators do to the sterling-dollar equilibrium exchange rate.

Q1(e) Convert a GBP750 smartphone into euros at GBP1 = EUR1.18.

Q2(b) Multiple choice on what a depreciation does to exports and imports.

Q2(a) Multiple choice naming a rise in a floating exchange rate.

Q2(f) Diagram question: show what falling US imports do to the sterling-dollar equilibrium exchange rate.

Q3(b) Multiple choice converting GBP150 into US dollars at the rate given.

Q2(f) Diagram question: show what a UK interest rate rise does to the sterling-euro equilibrium exchange rate.

Q4(a) Convert a Costa Rican national park entry fee into pounds to 2 d.p.

Q2(a) Multiple choice on why a government would devalue its currency.

Q2(f) Diagram question: show what rising UK exports to the US do to the equilibrium exchange rate of sterling.

Q3(a) Multiple choice converting $50 into pounds at $1 = GBP0.75.

Q1(f) Diagram question: show what falling UK exports to the US do to the equilibrium exchange rate.

Q1(d) Set out what higher interest rates do to demand for a currency.

Q2(b) Multiple choice on what a move from GBP1=EUR1.20 to EUR1.10 means.

Q2(d) Give the meaning of devaluation.

Q2(g) Data response: what a weaker dollar does to demand for US exports to Australia.

Q1(e) Convert a GBP15 000 car into euros at GBP1 = EUR1.10.

Q3(b) Multiple choice on what a move from GBP1=$1.40 to $1.30 means.

Q2(f) Diagram question: show what rising UK exports to the US do to sterling.

Q1(b) Multiple choice naming a government-driven fall in the exchange rate.

Q1(g) Give the likely effect of a UK interest rate cut on sterling.

Q1(e) Convert a football transfer fee into euros at the rate given.

Q2(a) Multiple choice on the likely effect of a depreciation.

Q3(b) Multiple choice completing how a government resists an appreciation.

Q2(a) Multiple choice on the likely effect of an appreciation.

Q2(d) Give the meaning of an exchange rate.

Q2(a) Multiple choice completing the likely effect of a depreciation.

Q3(b) Multiple choice naming a rise in a floating exchange rate.

Q3(d) Data response: what higher interest rates do to South Africa's currency.

Q1(e) Convert $150 000 of machinery into rupees at $1 = 70.66 INR.

Q1(f) Diagram question: show what falling UK exports to the eurozone do to sterling.

Q2(d) Give the meaning of revaluation.

Q3(b) Multiple choice naming a fall in a floating exchange rate.

Q3(d) Data response: what speculators do to the supply of and demand for a currency.

Q1(e) Convert a t-shirt price into sterling to 2 d.p. at the rate given.

Q2(e) Give one benefit of a depreciating currency to an economy such as the Philippines.

Q1(f) Diagram question: show what rising UK exports to the eurozone do to sterling.

Q2(e) Name one downside for Thailand's economy when its currency appreciates.