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Economics · 2023 · 3 marks
CBSE 2023 · Region 3 · Set 1 · Q12
Discuss briefly the determination of exchange rate under the flexible exchange rate system.
Discuss briefly the determination of exchange rate under the flexible exchange rate system.
Marking-scheme solution
Equilibrium rate of exchange is established at a point where the quantity demanded and quantity supplied of foreign exchange are equal. In the foreign exchange market, if disequilibrium occurs, it may lead to a situation of excess demand or excess supply.The market mechanism will drive the exchange rate back to the equilibrium level. This implies that the free market forces of demand and supply will operate in such a manner that the equilibrium rate of exchange is automatically restored.
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