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Exchange rates

In this column, Stuart Luker (Charters School) offers some guidance on tackling examination questions in economics

The exchange rate is a key macroeconomic variable. It has a huge influence on the performance of the economy and the effectiveness of macroeconomic policy.

In recent times, the exchange rate has been seen as a crucial indicator of economic expectations, as in the cases of Brexit and the election of Donald Trump as the US president. The question to be discussed here shows how the analysis of exchange rates may be crucial for tackling A-level economics questions.

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