Normally, the demand for a product declines as its price goes up. Conversely, demand increases as its price declines. However, other factors can cause the demand curve to shift to either the right, ...

Elasticity of demand is an economics concept that relates to the relative change in quantity demanded that's associated with a price change for a product. A product has high elasticity when a price ...

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Interest rates directly affect currency rates. Higher rates attract foreign investors seeking better returns, which strengthens the local currency. This is because, when rates are high, so are yields.