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Countries need a system for exchanging currencies to facilitate international trade and investment, enabling businesses and individuals to conduct transactions across borders. Currency exchange systems help stabilize exchange rates, reduce the risks associated with fluctuations, and promote economic cooperation. Additionally, these systems support tourism and allow for the efficient allocation of resources in a globalized economy. Overall, they play a crucial role in ensuring smooth financial interactions between nations.
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Why the currencies rise and fall?
•Currencies in countries will rise as more people need it and as less people need it, it will fall. •Currency rates can rise and fall through the high rates. •If the countries economy is doing well, there will be more demand for the money there for raising the value.
Why does international trade require a system for exchanging currencies?
Because if you produce goods in Japan then you use the yen as your currency (that is what you pay your taxes and workforce in). However you may sell your goods in the US and Europe. The people in the US will purchase them in dollars and in Europe in euros and you therefore need to convert these currencies into yen so that you can pay your local debts.
What is indirect production?
this is the comparison of what they need or want by exchanging or traing
Why would you exchange currencies?
Currency exchange is commonly done for various reasons, including travel to foreign countries, where travelers need local currency for expenses. Additionally, businesses may exchange currencies for international trade to pay suppliers or receive payments in different currencies. Investors also engage in currency exchange to capitalize on fluctuating exchange rates, aiming to profit from currency market movements. Lastly, individuals may exchange currencies for remittances or investments in foreign assets.
Why do countries need to trade?
Countries need to trade because they do not have all of the resources they need to survive. Countries also gain by trading what they have in surplus.
What was the currency in 1774?
Then, as now, different countries had different currencies. You need to say in which country.
Why the currencies rise and fall?
•Currencies in countries will rise as more people need it and as less people need it, it will fall. •Currency rates can rise and fall through the high rates. •If the countries economy is doing well, there will be more demand for the money there for raising the value.
Why do people need a decimal for money?
They do not. Many countries used to have non-decimal currencies. But conversion between small and large units was hard work. Working with decimals is much easier and that is why countries switched to decimal currencies.
Why does international trade require a system for exchanging currencies?
Because if you produce goods in Japan then you use the yen as your currency (that is what you pay your taxes and workforce in). However you may sell your goods in the US and Europe. The people in the US will purchase them in dollars and in Europe in euros and you therefore need to convert these currencies into yen so that you can pay your local debts.
What was the currency in the 1400s?
As today, there were different currencies in different countries. You need to say where you mean before this question can be answered
Pioneers often traded items they had for items they need from other pioneers. what was this system of exchanging goods called?
bartering
What is bater system?
It seems there is a typo in your question. Did you mean "barter system"? The barter system is a method of exchanging goods and services without using money. Participants trade items of equivalent value directly with each other, relying on mutual agreement and need.
Why do nations need a system of currency exchange rate?
Nations need a system of currency exchange rate in order to be able to tell the value of their currencies. The exchange rate is set again the price of gold in order to have some uniformity across all nations.
What is indirect production?
this is the comparison of what they need or want by exchanging or traing
Why do you need stocks?
because it is important for the economy and the global position and exchanging.
What is the problem caused by using standard unit?
Any problems in the countries using the SI system; in other countries people need to learn this rational system.
What is the value of a half Franc?
You need to be more specific. First, what country are we talking about? Many countries have (or had) currencies known as the Franc. Secondly, if this is a coin, you need to provide the year and an estimate of condition (for example, a 1843 French 1 Franc coin that is well-worn).
