CBSE BOARD XII, asked by RONALDOMJ, 8 months ago

How is equilibrium exchange rate determined in a capitalist economy ??????​

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Answered by Anonymous
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★ Graphically, intersection of demand and supply curves determines the equilibrium exchange rate of foreign currency.

★ The reason is that rise in the price of foreign exchange (dollar) increases the rupee cost of foreign goods which makes them more expensive. The result is fall in imports and demand for foreign exchange.

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Answered by deydevobrata
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★ Graphically, intersection of demand and supply curves determines the equilibrium exchange rate of foreign currency.

★ The reason is that rise in the price of foreign exchange (dollar) increases the rupee cost of foreign goods which makes them more expensive. The result is fall in imports and demand for foreign exchange.

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