Subsection 6.3. Foreign exchange rates for Economics, IGCSE - revisedeck

Consider supporting us on Patreon. Help us keep revisedeck free.

6.3. Foreign exchange rates

A subsection of Economics, 0455, through 6. International trade and globalisation

Listing 10 of 68 questions

The government of a major oil-exporting country decides to extract more oil and export it as rapidly as possible. What is the likely effect of this on the volume of oil exports and the price of oil?

0455_w08_qp_1

MCQ

2008

Paper 1, Variant 0

View

In September 2011 the Brazilian Government increased its tariff on imported Chinese cars. Which change might have increased the number of cars Brazil imported from China in October 2011?

0455_w14_qp_13

MCQ

2014

Paper 1, Variant 3

View

The UK wants to increase exports to the US. What action will achieve this?

0455_w17_qp_11

MCQ

2017

Paper 1, Variant 1

View

Which policy is most likely to increase the level of economic activity?

0455_w17_qp_13

MCQ

2017

Paper 1, Variant 3

View

A country has experienced a devaluation of its currency. What are the likely results of the devaluation?

0455_w18_qp_12

MCQ

2018

Paper 1, Variant 2

View

Why would devaluing the international value of an economy’s currency help reduce unemployment?

0455_w23_qp_12

MCQ

2023

Paper 1, Variant 2

View

Zambia is the fifth largest producer and the second largest exporter of copper in the world. Copper brings Zambia 85 % of all the money Zambia earns in trade. What can be concluded from this?

0455_s07_qp_1

MCQ

2007

Paper 1, Variant 0

View

In wartime conditions, cigarettes have been used as money. What disadvantage do cigarettes have for trading compared with notes and coins?

0455_w07_qp_1

MCQ

2007

Paper 1, Variant 0

View

Questions Discovered

68