Q1.
Given,
a) $1 = 1.36 CA$
=> 1 CA$ = $1/1.36 = $0.74
b) 1 CA$ = 0.49 pounds
=> 1 pound = (1/0.49) CA$ = 2.04 CA$
c) 1 euro = 0.17 CA$
=> 1 CA$ = (1/0.17) euro = 5.88 euros
d) 1 CA$ = 117.5975 yen
=> 1 yen = (1/117.5975) CA$ = 0.0085 CA$
e) 1 peso = 0.015 CA$
=> 1 CA$ = (1/0.015) peso = 66.67 pesos
Country | Currency | Price of 1 unit of foreign currency in Canadian dollars | Price of 1 canadian dollar in terms of foreign currency |
U.S.A | Dollar | 1.36 | 0.74 |
Britain | Pound | 2.04 | 0.49 |
France | Euro | 0.17 | 5.88 |
Japan | Yen | 0.0085 | 117.5975 |
Mexico | Peso | 0.015 | 66.67 |
Q2.
a) Increase of Central bank deposist in chartered bank - Neither
Increase of chartered bank deposits(also called as bank reserves) with the Central bank is a monetary policy tool. Not the vice versa
b) Increasing the reserve ratio - Monetary policy (decided by the FOMC)
c) Make low interest rate loans to companies where the government pays the difference between the real and subsidised interest rates - Fiscal policy (decided by the government)
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