Macroeconomics
The demand for a currency, on the other hand, is affected by those who hold other currencies. For example, the demand for the U.S. dollar is influenced by holdersofEuros,Yen,andanyothercurrency exchanged for the U.S. dollar. Let’s use the following table to examine some changes in the equilibrium of the U.S. dollar foreign exchange market. Point X is the original equilibrium point on the diagram that follows.
Table 4: Changes in the Foreign Exchange Market Equilibrium
Change
Change in Exchange Rate (ER*)
Change in Equilibrium Quantity (Q $ *)
Example on Graph
Demand for U.S. dollar ↑ (Shifts to the right)
ER ↑ (Appreciates)
Q $ ↑
X → Y
Demand for U.S. dollar ↓ (Shifts to the left)
ER ↓ (Depreciates)
Q $ ↓
X → Z
Supply of U.S. dollar ↑ (Shifts to the right)
ER ↓ (Depreciates)
Q $ ↑
X → W
Supply of U.S. dollar ↓ (Shifts to the left)
ER ↑ (Appreciates)
Q $ ↓
X → R
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