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Balance of Trade
net exports (exports − imports)
Trade Surplus
exports > imports
Trade Deficit
exports < imports
Balance of Payments (BOP)
record of ALL international transactions (goods, services, assets) in a year
Balance of Payments (BOP)
measured in domestic currency (e.g., US dollars for US)
Balance of Payments (BOP)
made of current account + financial (capital) account
Financial Account
records purchase and sale of financial assets abroad
Financial Account
includes foreign direct investment (buying businesses/factories in another country)
Foreign Direct Investment
when a foreign company buys or builds a business in another country
Net Capital Outflow
domestic purchases of foreign assets − foreign purchases of domestic assets
Financial Account Surplus
capital inflow > outflow
Financial Account Deficit
capital inflow < outflow
Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX)
market where currencies are traded
Exchange Rate
price of one currency in terms of another currency
Currency Depreciation
decrease in value of a currency relative to another currency (needs more units to buy foreign currency)
Currency Appreciation
increase in value of a currency relative to another currency (needs fewer units to buy foreign currency)
Weak Currency
currency that has depreciated
Strong Currency
currency that has appreciated
Currency Demand
desire to hold/buy a foreign currency
Currency Supply
amount of a currency being sold in exchange for another
FOREX Rule
if you demand one currency, you supply your own currency
Changes in Tastes
shifts in preferences that affect currency demand
Tourism into a country
increases demand for that country’s currency → currency appreciates
Increase in Domestic Income
increases imports → increases demand for foreign currency → domestic currency depreciates
Higher Domestic Prices
increases imports → increases demand for foreign currency → domestic currency depreciates
Higher Foreign Interest Rates
attracts foreign capital inflow → increases demand for foreign currency → foreign currency appreciates
Exchange Rate Regime
system that determines currency value (fixed or floating)
Fixed Exchange Rate
government sets/manages currency value
Floating Exchange Rate
market determines currency value
Export Promotion Policy
some governments try to depreciate currency to increase exports