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Joining the euro-the effect on the exchange rate

‘How is the equilibrium £:€ exchange rate presently determined? When UK was aiming to adopt the euro in the next to future we would be predicted to ‘shadow’ the euro for a while (the £:€ exchange rate would change merely among very narrow margins). How can this be attained?’

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Making an understanding of the foreign exchange markets. The practice considers how demand and supply analysis can be related to this market and how equilibrium is attained beneath floating and fixed exchange rates.

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