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The current account improves when the resulting quantity responses are sufficiently large, which depends on the price elasticity of demand."},{"text":"Whether the country has a floating exchange rate.","correct":false,"explanation":"A floating system affects how the exchange rate moves, but not by itself whether depreciation improves trade. That outcome depends mainly on export and import demand elasticities."},{"text":"Whether the government increases income tax.","correct":false,"explanation":"Income tax can affect spending and imports indirectly, but it does not determine the trade response to depreciation. Elasticity of demand for exports and imports is central."},{"text":"Whether the central bank raises the reserve requirement.","correct":false,"explanation":"Reserve requirements may influence credit and currency conditions, but they do not decide the trade effect of a weaker pound. The key factor is demand elasticity."}]},{"id":"cee15433-e4eb-4093-b190-0927b02ed351","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why can a weaker pound increase UK inflation?","back":"It raises the domestic price of imports, feeding into inflation.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It raises the domestic price of imports, feeding into inflation.","correct":true,"explanation":"Depreciation means imported goods, raw materials, and energy cost more in pounds. Firms may pass these higher costs to consumers, creating imported cost-push inflation."},{"text":"It lowers the domestic price of imports, reducing inflation.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the effect of depreciation and appreciation. A weaker pound buys less foreign currency, so imports cost more in pounds and can increase inflation."},{"text":"It reduces UK production costs by making machinery cheaper.","correct":false,"explanation":"Imported machinery generally becomes more expensive after depreciation because it requires more pounds. Higher imported input costs can raise, rather than reduce, domestic inflation."},{"text":"It eliminates inflation by increasing export demand.","correct":false,"explanation":"Export demand may rise, but that does not eliminate inflation. The inflationary channel is the higher pound price of imported consumer goods and production inputs."}]},{"id":"6eaa7425-9f4d-4911-a633-8f06568f7b8c","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"The exchange rate is the ____ of one currency expressed in terms of another.","back":"The exchange rate is the price of one currency expressed in terms of another.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The exchange rate is the price of one currency expressed in terms of another.","correct":true,"explanation":"An exchange rate measures the price of one currency when it is exchanged for another, such as how many US dollars are needed to buy one pound."},{"text":"The exchange rate is the value of one currency expressed in terms of another.","correct":false,"explanation":"Value is a related idea, but the definition specifically describes the price of one currency in terms of another. The exchange rate is therefore the price, not simply its value."},{"text":"The exchange rate is the quantity of one currency expressed in terms of another.","correct":false,"explanation":"Quantity refers to an amount of currency, not its exchange relationship. The exchange rate is the price of one currency expressed in terms of another currency."},{"text":"The exchange rate is the income of one currency expressed in terms of another.","correct":false,"explanation":"Income is money earned by households or firms and does not measure currency conversion. 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It is not the external economy linked through export and import prices; that is the rest of the world."}]},{"id":"b00696ad-746f-43a1-adf7-68d307206264","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"A stronger pound makes UK [ ] cheaper.","back":"A stronger pound makes UK imports cheaper.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"imports","correct":true,"explanation":"A stronger pound increases the pound’s purchasing power against foreign currencies, reducing the sterling price of goods and services bought from abroad."},{"text":"exports","correct":false,"explanation":"A stronger pound generally makes UK exports more expensive for overseas buyers rather than cheaper. It is UK imports that become cheaper because foreign goods cost fewer pounds."},{"text":"domestic goods","correct":false,"explanation":"Domestic goods are priced within the UK and are not automatically made cheaper by an appreciation. The direct effect is that imported goods require fewer pounds."},{"text":"tax revenues","correct":false,"explanation":"Tax revenues are government receipts and are not goods purchased from abroad. A stronger pound can make UK imports cheaper, but it does not directly cheapen tax revenues."}]},{"id":"5fc23b6f-89b6-4ee7-a655-d7ab2c7792f4","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"A weaker pound helps [ ] but raises the price of imports.","back":"A weaker pound helps exporters but raises the price of imports.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"exporters","correct":true,"explanation":"A weaker pound makes UK goods and services cheaper in foreign-currency terms, improving their price competitiveness and helping exporters, while imports become more expensive."},{"text":"importers","correct":false,"explanation":"A weaker pound raises the sterling cost of foreign goods and services, which harms importers rather than helping them. 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