Exam 2 part 3 Flashcards

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Financial Accounts records all..

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“movements” of assets — i.e., changes of national ownership. FA = EXA – IMA

FA < 0 Country accumulates assets.

FA > 0 Country decumulates assets.

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Financial Account (FA)

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Records all transactions in assets.

EXA: Export of assets = total value of financial assets received by ROW, from the home country.

IMA: Import of assets = total value of financial assets received from ROW, by the home country.

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3
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Balance of Payments formula

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BOP=CA+FA=0

This means that if CA (Capital Account (assets)) is in deficit (CA<0), FA (financial account (assets)) must be in surplus (FA>0) to equal 0

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What are the three accounts for the balance of payments accounts

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-Current account (goods and services)
-Financial account (assets)
Often called the “Capital Account”
-Capital account (assets)
Misnomer. Relatively small part of the picture.
Mostly capital transfers (debt forgiveness, gifts).
Plus some minor items: acquisition/disposal of non-financial, non-produced assets (patents, copyrights, franchises).

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5
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Balance of Payments Accounts

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Record international transactions involving goods and services (current account) and financial assets (financial account and capital account).

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6
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Income Approach

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GNI = GDP + NFIA
Payments to factors of production
GNI = value of all payments earned by factor residents in the economy.

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7
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Product Approach

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GDP = GNE + TB
Supply of goods and services
GDP = value of all goods and services produced by firms, less intermediate goods purchased.

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Expenditure Approach

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GNE = C + I + G
Demand for goods and services
GNE = total expenditure on all final goods and services.

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9
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National Accounts

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-accounting practices that measure the economic activity of a nation (GDP, GNP, consumption, etc.)
-Current accounts (production, income, expenditure), capital accounts (net accumulation of non-financial assets), and financial accounts (accumulation of financial assets and liabilities)

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10
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Paradox of Thrift

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-S doesn’t equal I, therefore not a contributor to aggregate demand.
-Higher S, ceteris paribus, means lower AD.
-Marginal propensity to consume

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11
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Animal Spirits

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Negative sentiment causes investors to lose their nerve

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12
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Underconsumption

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cycles causes by a lack of spending

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