Using a model of supply and demand for the dollar-pound market, where the horizontal axis is labeled quantity of British pounds, explain what happens when Americans have an increased demand for British automobiles.
What will be an ideal response?
When the demand for British autos increases in America, the demand for British pounds will increase, meaning the demand curve will shift to the right. This will result in an appreciation of the pound relative to the dollar.
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