The Value of a Currency in Relation to Other Currencies (Grade 11 NSC Matric Mathematical Literacy): Quizzes

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The Value of a Currency in Relation to Other Currencies
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What defines a strong currency?

One unit exchanges for >1 unit of another

What defines a weak currency?

One unit exchanges for <1 unit of another

If R7.91 exchanges for 1 USD, which currency is stronger?

The US Dollar

What does buying power refer to?

What you can afford considering prices & income

What two factors must be considered when analysing buying power?

Prices and income earned locally

How should the true cost of an item be measured across countries?

As a percentage of local income

Which rate should you use when buying foreign currency from a bank?

The bank notes selling rate

Which rate should you use when selling foreign currency to a bank?

The bank notes buying rate

Using a rate of 10.0336 Rand per Euro, what do you get for €7,000?

R70,235.20

Does a stronger currency always mean things are more expensive locally?

No, must consider local wages & income

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