Exam 15: Exchange-Rate Systems and Currency Crises
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If Uganda devalues its shilling by 10 percent and Burundi devalues its franc by 5 percent,the shilling's exchange value appreciates 10 percent against the franc.
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Figure 15.2 Market for the British Pound
-Refer to Figure 15.2.Suppose the United States decreases investment spending in England.Under a floating exchange rate system,the new equilibrium exchange rate would be:

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The purpose of an exchange stabilization fund is to ensure that the market exchange rate does not deviate beyond unacceptable levels from the official exchange rate.
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Small nations (e.g.,the Ivory Coast)whose trade and financial relationships are mainly with a single partner tend to utilize:
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Suppose that Japan maintains a pegged exchange rate that overvalues the yen.This would likely result in:
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To keep the yen's exchange value from appreciating against the dollar,Japan's exchange stabilization fund would buy yen for dollars on the foreign exchange market.
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Table 15.1.The Market for Francs
-Refer to Table 15.1.If monetary authorities fix the exchange rate at $0.10 per franc,there would be a:

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Given a two-country world,suppose Japan revalues the yen by 15 percent and South Korea revalues the won by 12 percent.This results in:
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If Uganda sets its par value at 400 shillings per SDR and Burundi sets its par value at 200 francs per SDR,the official exchange rate is 1 franc = o.5 shillings.
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Many developing nations with low inflation rates have pegged their currencies to the U.S.dollar as a way of allowing modest increases in domestic inflation rates.
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Which exchange-rate mechanism calls for frequent redefining of the par value by small amounts to remove a payments disequilibrium?
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The central bank of the United Kingdom could prevent the pound from appreciating by:
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Given a two-country world,assume Canada and Sweden devalue their currencies by 20 percent.This would result in:
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What is the difference between the crawling peg and adjustable pegged exchange rates?
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The Australian dollar is currently regarded is the key currency of the international monetary system.
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Rather than constructing their own currency baskets,many nations peg the value of their currencies to a currency basket defined by the International Monetary Fund.Which of the following illustrates this basket?
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Under a floating exchange-rate system,if American exports decrease and American imports rise,the value of the dollar will:
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