Explain one reason why a country might operate a managed exchange rate. Refer to Extract D in your answer.
Exchange Rates — Edexcel Past Paper Questions
10 questions on Exchange Rates (Edexcel specification 4.1.8) from the A-Level Economics papers, 2017–2024. Every question links to the official mark scheme at the page its answer begins on.
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Evaluate the microeconomic and macroeconomic effects of a depreciation of the pound. Refer to restaurants or other food delivery services in your answer.
One of two options in Section A — candidates answered this or the other.
Explain how the Turkish central bank intervenes in the currency market to prevent ‘excessive appreciation or depreciation of the Turkish lira’ (Extract A, lines 7–8).
Examine two reasons why the Turkish government may want to avoid a significant fall in the exchange rate of the Turkish lira.
With reference to Extract A, explain the role of forward markets in currencies.
With reference to Extract A and Figure 1, examine the likely impact of the change in the sterling exchange rate on the UK economy.
The British pound fell by over 10% to a 30-year low against the US dollar after the UK voted to leave the European Union. To what extent will this depreciation impact on future economic growth in the UK?
One of two options in Section C — candidates answered this or the other.
With reference to Figure 1, calculate the percentage change in the value of the euro in pounds from the start of 2009 to the start of 2015.
Since mid-2015 the euro has appreciated. Assess the likely impact of an appreciation of the euro on the current account of the balance of payments for Eurozone countries.
4.1.8 Exchange Rates · 4.1.7 Balance of Payments
With reference to Figure 2, explain one likely reason for the change in the Chile peso exchange rate between 2013 and 2015.
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