The value of the money was not too long ago based on a country's own amount of gold. The value of money has not been based on anything since 1971. In fact, money is now founded on the abstract concept of confidence. Money's value is not more linked with the amount of gold held, but rather to how much trust in the economy of a particular country exists, and its debt (bond) markets are a proxy indicator of a country's level of trust. The less faith in an economy, the greater the return on risk will be required by market forces. The less trust there is, the less demand is for the bonds of a country. As the bond price falls, the bond's return increases. In comparison with the risk of making the loan, a trade takes place when the yield corresponds with the level of return investors willing. The 2009 Greek debt crisis is a simplistic example. With the Greek government's trust level falling, Greece's 10-year bonds ' yield started to increase from 5 to 30 percent when Greece defaulted on its debts.
The stereo would cost 3750 British pound in Britain at the prevailing exchange rate.
Explanation:
Given details-
The exchange rate between the British pound and US Dollar- 0.75 British pounds for 1 USD
Cost of the stereo= 5000 USD
Proportionate cost of the stereo in the British pound-
Exchange rate conundrum can be understood in the following way easily-
It means that for every 1 USD, a person in Britain would shell out 0.75 British pounds. In other words, the British pound is dearer than USD.
Since the cost of the stereo is 5000 USD and 1 USD is 0.75 British pound
5000 USD would equal 5000* 0.75 British pound= 3750 British pound
cost of the stereo is 3750 British pound
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