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Foreign Exchange Rate
Foreign Exchange Rate
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The rate at which two currencies
are
exchanged .
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of foreign currency .
Example -
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$1 rises
from 7010747 $1 falls from 741-0707
Effect of Deprecation of Domestic
currency
I. Increase in Exports
Fall in
with the
the value ofamount
domestic
currency
means
same more
goods can
be purchased .
a. Decrease in Imports
Indians will have to domestic
pay
more
to currency
import foreign goods .
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. Increase in National Income -
Exports -
Imports
It will increase the income .
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Effects of Appreciation of Domestic
Currency
is .
Increase in Imports -
now
,
one
rupee can be
exchanged for
more $ .
a. Decrease in Exports -
unit of $ will
buy less
goods .
3. Decrease in National Income -
Exports will
fall
Imports will increase
So
,
Net Exports will decrease .
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Fixed
Rate Managed
Exchange Rate
Exchange FloatinRate
system.
System system .
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Exchange
the
rate of currency
is decided
by
govt .
other
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as
currency
or .
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FFI E-* ABLE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEM
Exchange
market forces
of
rate
currency
is decided
by
of
demand and supply .
It is also known as
Floating Enticing
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Rate
Free Rate
Exchange
MANAGED FLOATING RATE SYSTEM .
Exchange of
rate
market forces of
currency
is decidedby
demand $ supply
and central bank influences the rate
through intervention .
is as .
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1. Transfer Function -
Like Bills
of exchange with
maturity period
of three months .
Function
3.
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When
n g porters and
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eu
importers enter into
agreement
to sell
buy goodscalled on futures dates at current
price ,
it is
hedging .
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