booklet 7 - balance of payments

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define - the balance of payments account

the balance of payments is the record of all financial transactions over time between the economic agents of one country and other countries

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define balance of visible trade

the value of visible exports - visible imports

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define the current account

the part of the BOP where payments for the buying and selling of goods and services economies are recorded

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what is a current account deficit

a deficit exists when the value of imports is greater then the value of exports

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what is a current account surplus

a surplus is where the value of exports is greater then the value of imports

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define “invisibles”

trade in services. transfers of income and other payments and receipts

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define - visables

trade in goods

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what is the financial account of the balnace of payments

this records almost all the flows of financial capitals into and out of the UK

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what is the capital account of the balance of payments

The capital account records the transactions in fixed assets

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how does a C.A deficit occur

  • low productivity and competitiveness

  • high value of a country’s exchange rate

  • high relative inflation

  • non price factors - quality and design

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how does C.A surplus occur

  • abundant recourses

  • strong underlying competativeness

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why does C.A deficit matter?

  • could lead to a loss of AD - slower rate of real gdp growth - reduced living standards

  • might contribute to lower home based jobs - regional decline - structural unemployment

  • currency weakness = higher inflation

  • lack of competitiveness - supply side weakness