6.1: Balance of Payments and Accounts Flashcards

1
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Balance of Trade

A

Shows a country’s exports and imports

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2
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Trade Surplus

A

Exported more than imported

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3
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Trade Deficit

A

Imported more than exported

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4
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Balance of Payments(BOP)

A

Summary of a country’s international trade

Summaries are within a given year in the domestic country’s currency

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5
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What are balance payments are made up of what?

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two accounts current account (CA) and capital and financial account (CFA)

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6
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What is the current account (CA) made of?

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-Trades in Goods and Services (Net Exports)
- Investment Income
- Net transfers

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7
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Trades in Goods and Services

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Differences b/tw a nations exports of its goods and services vs. its imports of good and services

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8
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Investments Income

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income from the factors of production including payments made to foreign investors

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9
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Net Transfer

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money flows from the private or public sector

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10
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Capital and Financial Account (CFA)

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measures the purchases and sale of financial assets aboard . Purchases of things that continue to make money.

American buys a Japanese bond

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11
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Net Capital Outflow

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the difference b/tw the purchase of foreign assets and domestic assets purchased by foreigners

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12
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Financial Account Surplus

A

Inflow > Outflow

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13
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Financial Account Deficit

A

Inflow < Outflow

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14
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What is the sum of the CA & CFA

A

0

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15
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Why does the CA & CFA balance out to 0?

A

Money that leaves the country must come back as either foreign purchases of goods/services (exports) or foreign purchases of assets. When one country buys more exports than it imports, that ‘extra’ money is used by foreigners to purchase domestic financial assets

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16
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CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: Bill, American, invest $20 million in ski resorts in Canada

A

CFA, Debit

17
Q

CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: Korean company sell vests to the US Military

A

Debit, CA

18
Q

CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: US company Boeing, sells twenty 747 to France

A

CA Credit

19
Q

CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: Chinese company buys a mall in San Deigo

A

CFA Credit

20
Q

CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: A person illegally sends money to their family in Bora Bora

A

CA Debit

21
Q

CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: German investor buys $50,000 of US Treasury Bonds

A

Credit CFA

22
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CA or CFA, Credit or Debit: Italian tourist spends 5 million in the US while American tourist 8 million in Italy

A

CA Debit

23
Q

U.S. incomes increases relative to other countries. Does the balance of payment move towards surplus or deficit?

A

U.S citizens have more disposable income

Balance of Payment moves towards deficit

24
Q

If the U.S. dollar depreciates relative to other countries does the balance of payment move towards surplus or deficit?

A

Surplus, because U.S. exports become more desirable

25
Q

A country can have an increased surplus in its balance of trade as a result of…

A) an increase in domestic inflation
B) declining imports and inclining exports
C) higher tariffs imposed by its trading partners
D) an increase in capital flow
E) an appreciating currency

A

B