0. Review: Accounting Identities (GDP and Balance of Payments) Flashcards
Balance of Payments
BP = CA + KA
(Balance of Payments =
Current Account +
Private Capital or Financial Account)
BP = ORT
(Balance of Payments = Official Reserve Transactions)
- Current Account (CA)
1.1. Merchandise
1.2. Services
- 2.1. Transport
- 2.2. Tourism
- 2.3. Business & Professional Services
1.3. Primary Income / Investment Income
1.4. Secondary Income / Unilateral Transfers
- 4.1. Government Grants
- 4.2. Private Remittances
- Financial or Capital Account (KA)
2.1. Direct Investment 2.2. Portfolio Investment (Securities and Banking Flows) 2.2.1. Long-term Portfolio Investments 2.2.2. Short-term Portfolio Investments
- Official Reserve Transactions (ORT)
3.1. Change in domestic assets held by foreign central banks 3.2. Change in foreign assets held by domestic central bank 3.2.1. Gold 3.2.2. IMF Credits / Special Drawing Rights 3.2.3. Foreign exchange reserves
Merchandise Balance
- Current Account 1.1. Merchandise Exports - Merchandise Imports
Balance of Goods and Services
- Current Account 1.1. Merchandise 1.2. Service 1.2.1. Transport 1.2.2. Tourism 1.2.3. Business and Professional Services
Balance of Goods, Services, and Income
1.1. Merchandise 1.2. Services 1.2.1. Transport 1.2.2. Tourism 1.2.3. Business & Professional 1.3. Primary Income / Investment Income
Basic Balance
- Current Account Balance 2. Financial / Private Capital Account 2.1. Direct Investment 2.2. Portfolio Investment (Securities and Banking Flows) 2.2.1. Long-term Portfolio Investments
Overall Balance of Payments
- Current Account 1.1. Merchandise 1.2. Services 1.2.1. Transport 1.2.2. Tourism 1.2.3. Business & Professional 1.3. Primary Income / Investment Income 1.4. Secondary Income / Unilateral Transfers 1.4.1. Government Grants 1.4.2. Private Remittances 2. Capital Account 2.1. Direct Investment 2.2. Portfolio Investment (Securities and Banking Flows) 2.2.1. Long-term Portfolio Investments 2.2.2. Short-term Portfolio Investments
GDP
Gross Domestic Product is the value of goods and services produced in the economy.
GNP
Gross National Product = GDP + Investment Income from Abroad
GNI
Gross National Income = GNP + Income from Unilateral Transfers
NNI
Net National Income = GNI - Depreciation of Capital Stock
What is the difference between GDP, GNP, and GNI?
GDP is the value of goods and services produced in the economy.
GNP = GDP + investment income from abroad
GNI = GNP + unilateral transfers
Derive the National Saving Identity
Income = Output
(assuming no transfers / investment income)
Y = GDP
C + S + T = C + I + G + X - M
S + (T - G) = I + X - M
S + BS = I + X - M
NS = I + CA
NS - I = CA