Kia ora Mark, that change has saved. Also, I know that there are quirks when using %s and exchange rates but wonder if the 11% depreciation would be 4.95 and thus 49.95? Which gives the 1,648,350.
Floating exchange ratesI am sorry about that Clinton, I had chanegd it but perhaps I had forgotten to save the page. Please take a look at it now.
Floating exchange ratesI don't believe so Clinton, the expenses in £ are 33,000 per year, multiplied by the new exchange rate (identified in c) of 49.5TL = 1,633,500 TL
Floating exchange ratesI wonder if 1d is 1,648,350.
Floating exchange ratesI have just opened that and it does not appear that 1b has been changed?
Floating exchange ratesThank you Matthew, that is changed.
Unit 3.3: Macroeconomic indicators revision quizThank you Matthew, that is changed.
Unit 3.2: Aggregate demand and supply review sheetQ5. Conflict can arise between the various government objectives, at least in the short-run; when attempting to achieve economic growth through reduced interest rates, this can lead to: Stated answer is A. an...
Unit 3.3: Macroeconomic indicators revision quizQ13 needs changing to either allow TWO options to be chosen on the last part, or TWO KEY WORDS COMBINING.Thank you.
Unit 3.2: Aggregate demand and supply review sheet
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Site authorYes I think it is 49.95, if we are using 2 dps so correct that gives 1,648,350
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