If a dollar can buy 98 Japanese yen and a British pound costs $1.50, how many yen would it take to buy £1? If a pound of copper costs £1 in Britain, ¥1,600 per pound in Tokyo, and $1.45 per pound in the United States, where is a pound of copper most expensive and where is it least expensive

Use the table below to answer the next two questions. You will need to fill in the blanks. Currency South African Rand Singapore Dollar Swiss Franc Euro Danish Krone Foreign Currency to 1$ = U.S. Dollars $0.14 1.30 0.72 $1.01 $0.19 Which of the following below ranks the currencies from most valuable to least valuable? Rand, Singapore Dollar; Franc; Euro; Krone; U.S. Dollar Rand; Krone; Singapore Dollar; U.S. Dollar; Franc; Euro Krone: Dand: Euro: US Dollar: Singapore Dollar Franc

Suppose that one year ago the spot rate for the British pound was $1.17 per pound, while the spot rate for the peso was $0.65 per peso. The cross rate of the British pound one year ago was £1 = pesos. Suppose that now the spot rate for the British pound is $2.00 per pound, while the spot rate for the peso was $1 per peso. Now, the cross rate of the British pound is £1 = pesos. This represents a percent change in the cross rate of the British pound.

Between 1879 and 1914, the world's major nations adhered to the gold standard. Under the gold standard, a country maintained a fixed relationship between its stock of gold and its money supply. Suppose that Great Britain defined a British pound as 90 grains of gold, and the United States defined $1 as 150 grains of gold. Under the gold standard, a British pound would have been worth $0.60 Suppose the fixed exchange rate is $0.60 per pound. Suppose that an economic expansion in the United States leads to an increase in imports from Great Britain. On the following graph, shift the relevant curve or curves to illustrate the described changes. Then use the black points (cross symbol) to indicate the imbalance. 1.2 0 Supply for pounds 4 Demand for pounds 12 QUANTITY OF POUNDS (Millions) U.S. dollars. 16 Demand for pounds Supply for pounds + The Imbalance (?

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You are going to Japan on an exchange trip in a few months and need to turn your dollars into the Japanese currency, the yen. Right now the exchange rate is $1 = 105 yen, but you expect the dollar to appreciate next month and it should be valued at $1= 107 yen. If you exchange $200 for yen today, how many yen will you receive? Explain. If you decide to wait and exchange your dollars when they are worth $1= 107 yen, how many yen will you receive? Explain. Based on this information, should you exchange your money now or wait a few months? Explain.