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The document discusses exchange rates and their impact on the global economy. It defines exchange rates as the price of one country's currency relative to another's, which are determined by supply and demand. It explains that when a currency like the dollar strengthens, it gains more foreign currency in exchange, while a weakening dollar gains less foreign currency in exchange. It outlines how a strong dollar benefits importers and travelers but hurts exporters, while a weak dollar has the opposite effects, benefiting exporters but hurting importers and travelers.
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- 1. EPF9 The student will demonstrate knowledge of the global economy
- 2. Exchange Rates When exchange rates fluctuate, the prices of exports and imports change, and some groups gain while others lose in each country.
- 4. Exchange Rate An exchange rate is the price of one nation’s currency relative to another nation’s currency. Like prices, exchange rates are determined by supply and demand.
- 6. Strong vs. Weak Dollar When the dollar grows stronger against another currency, it means people holding dollars get more of the other currency for each of their dollars (e.g., a stronger dollar would get more euros per dollar). When the dollar is weaker against another currency, it means people holding dollars get less of the other currency for each of their dollars (e.g., a weaker dollar would get less euros per dollar).
- 8. Who benefits and who is hurt by strong and weak dollars? A strong dollar helps Americans traveling abroad or buying imports because it makes foreign hotels and goods less expensive. A strong dollar hurts Americans selling exports to shoppers in other countries, because it makes the United States goods more expensive. A weak dollar hurts Americans who travel abroad or buy imports because it makes foreign hotels and goods more expensive. A weak dollar helps Americans producing and selling exports to shoppers in other countries, because the United States goods are then cheaper to foreigners.