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Economics/Paper 4/Exchange Rate Systems
CAIEA-Level9708-a · Paper 4

Exchange Rate Systems

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Q52025 Feb/Mar·P4220MHard

With the help of a diagram, evaluate the effectiveness of the use of expenditure-switching policies to reduce a current account deficit on the balance of payments.

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Q42025 May/Jun·P4420MHard

A country with an open economy has falling demand for exports.

Consider the view that monetary policy alone will solve this problem.

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Q42025 Oct/Nov·P4120MHard

Evaluate the effect of a rise in the exchange rate on the achievement of the macroeconomic aims of a country.

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Q42025 Oct/Nov·P4220MHard

Evaluate the effect of a fall in the exchange rate on the achievement of the macroeconomic aims of a country.

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Q42023 May/Jun·P4220MHard

Consider the extent to which the depreciation of its foreign exchange rate contributes to the economic growth of a low-income country.

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Q72022 Oct/Nov·P4325MHard

A government’s decision to move from a fixed exchange rate to a free market floating exchange rate will solve the problem of unemployment in the short run but will cause higher rates of inflation in the long run.

Evaluate this statement.

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Q12017 May/Jun·P422 partsMedium-Easy
(a)

Explain what is meant by ‘the extra money was depressing the value of the US dollar on the exchange markets’.

(c)

Analyse whether Nigeria is likely to be a good prospect for investors.

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Q6(a)2022 Oct/Nov·P4212MMedium
(a)

Explain how changes in the internal value of a country’s currency can affect the external value of that currency.

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Q5(a)2019 May/Jun·P4112MMedium-Hard
(a)

Distinguish between the internal value of money and the external value of money and consider whether there is a link between these two values.

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Q1(d)2017 May/Jun·P418MMedium
(d)

Is there any evidence in the information that might lead to the conclusion that the US economy is a winner in the short run but could become a loser in the long run?

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