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This document discusses international trade and balance of payments. It defines key terms like imports, exports, entrepots, and balances of trade. It also defines the components of the balance of payments, including the current account (trade account and invisible account), capital account, and official reserves account. It provides examples of a country's balance of trade and balance of payments, showing how the capital account can offset a current account deficit to achieve an overall balance.
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1) The document discusses balance of payments accounting, which tracks the flow of goods, services, and financial transactions between a country and the rest of the world. It is made up of the current account and the capital/financial account.
2) The current account tracks trade in goods/services and income flows. A trade deficit means expenditure on imports exceeds earnings from exports.
3) The capital/financial account tracks the financial flows that result from trade imbalances. It must equal the negative of the current account to maintain overall balance.
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The document provides an overview of international finance topics including the globalized world economy, developments that facilitated globalization like reduced trade barriers, key balance of payments accounts and transactions, and the relationship between a country's current account and capital account balances. It also defines important terms like foreign direct investment, official reserve assets, and balance of payments surpluses and deficits.
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The Balance of Payments is an accounting record of all monetary transactions between a country and the rest of the world over a specific period, usually a year. It summarizes exports and imports of goods, services, and financial capital. Sources of funds like exports are recorded as credits, while uses of funds like imports are recorded as debits. Overall the Balance of Payments must balance to zero. It includes the current account, which covers transactions like trade, and the capital account, which covers financial flows and investments.
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The current account balance indicates whether a country has a trade surplus or deficit. It includes goods, services, income, and transfers between a country and the rest of the world. A surplus means the country saves more than it invests and lends resources to other countries. A deficit means a country invests more than it saves and borrows resources from abroad, which can be beneficial for developing economies or those undergoing reforms. The capital and financial accounts track cross-border investment flows and should balance out the current account to achieve an overall balance of payments equilibrium.
Balance of payment
BOP is the statistical statement systematically summarizes for a specific period of time, the monetary transactions of an economy with the rest of the world.
Recent trends in balance of payments
The document discusses India's balance of payments over the past 10 years. It defines the balance of payments and its key components: current account, capital account, and official reserves account. The current account covers trade in goods and services and investment income. The capital account covers investment flows. The official reserves account covers assets like gold and foreign currencies. Recent trends show India running a current account deficit from 2004-05 onward, with the deficit peaking in 2012-13 at 4.8% of GDP. Measures to address imbalances include export promotion, import restrictions, and managing the exchange rate. Quarterly data from 2014-2016 shows the current account deficit improving but still in deficit.
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The document discusses the balance of trade and trade deficits, explaining that a trade deficit occurs when a country imports more than it exports, while a trade surplus means it exports more. It outlines the two main accounts in the balance of payments - the current account, which tracks trade in goods/services and transfers, and the capital account, which tracks investment flows. The current and capital accounts must balance out to zero in the overall balance of payments. It notes that while a trade deficit may seem bad, it is not necessarily problematic and can be offset by investment inflows in the capital account.
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The document defines and explains the key concepts of a country's balance of payments (BOP). It states that BOP is the systematic accounting of all economic transactions between a country's residents and the rest of the world over a period, usually a year. For accounting purposes, transactions are grouped under current transactions, capital transactions, reserves accounts, and errors and omissions. Current transactions include exports, imports and unilateral transfers, while capital transactions involve foreign investment, borrowing and lending, and banking transactions. The reserves account shows a country's foreign exchange holdings and the errors and omissions entry balances any reporting discrepancies.
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Balance of payments
This document discusses the balance of payments (BOP) of a country. It defines BOP as a systematic record of all economic transactions between a country and the rest of the world over a period of time, usually annually. It notes that the BOP has two components - the current account, which covers visible and invisible trade, and the capital account, which covers financial transactions like investments. A country experiences a BOP surplus if it receives more foreign currency than it spends, and a deficit if it spends more than it receives. It also discusses factors that can cause BOP disequilibria and measures governments can take to address BOP deficits.
Balance of trade and balance of payment
Balance of trade (BOT) is the difference between a country's exports and imports of goods, while balance of payments (BOP) is a broader record of all economic transactions between a country and rest of the world. BOP includes BOT, plus exports/imports of services, unilateral transfers like remittances, and capital transactions. While BOT only considers the flow of goods, BOP provides a fuller picture of a country's economic interactions by incorporating additional components beyond just trade in goods.
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The document discusses balance of payments (BOP), which is an accounting statement that records all economic transactions between residents of a country and the rest of the world over a period of time. It includes current account transactions like trade in goods and services, transfers, and income as well as capital account transactions like borrowing/lending and investments. An adverse BOP means a country's imports exceed exports, which is negative for the economy. Causes of an adverse BOP include developmental activities, inflation, demand changes, and social factors. Corrective measures include deflation, monetary policy, trade policy, fiscal policy, currency devaluation, and exchange controls to boost exports and reduce imports.
balance of payment
The document defines and explains key aspects of a country's balance of payments. It notes that a balance of payments is a systematic record of all economic transactions between a country and the rest of the world over a given period, usually one year. It has two main components - the current account, which records trade in goods and services as well as income, and the capital account, which covers financial flows. A country can experience a surplus, deficit, or equilibrium on its balance of payments depending on whether exports exceed imports. The document also discusses causes of disequilibrium and potential solutions.
Balance of payments
The document discusses the international balance of payments, which records transactions between countries. It has three components: the current account, capital account, and official financing. The current account records trade in goods and services, while the capital account records cross-border investment flows. Official financing shows changes in foreign exchange reserves. A country's balance of payments must always balance, and imbalances are corrected by changes in the exchange rate or official reserves. Trade deficits can be problematic if due to overconsumption rather than investment.
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This document provides information about balance of payments and related concepts:
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- It explains the difference between balance of trade, which records only goods, and balance of payments, which includes goods, services, and capital transfers.
- It outlines the types of items included in balance of payments such as visible/invisible items and capital transfers.
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- 2. TRADE refers to exchange of goods and services between individuals or nations
- 4. HOME TRADE
- 6. IMPORT: purchase goods and services by domestic country from foreign countries EXPORT: sale goods and services by domestic country to foreign countries. ENTREPOT: goods or merchandise bought from one country with a view to sell it for other countries
- 12. SURPLUS OR FAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE Visible exports > Visible imports BALANCED TRADE Visible exports=Visible imports DEFECIT OR UNFAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE Visible exports < Visible imports
- 13. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS It also includes import and export of invisible services. Balance of payments is the difference between the value of visible and invisible items of imports and exports. SURPLUS when Exports > Imports BALANCED when Exports=Imports DEFECIT when Exports<Imports
- 14. STRUCTURE OF BALANCE OF PAYMENTS Current account Capital account Official Reserves account Trade account Invisible account Transfer payments ERRORS AND OMISIONS: It is of a balancing entry and is needed to offset the overstated and understated components Foreign investment Foreign investment Banking capital Monetar movements Direct Portfolio
- 15. CURRENT ACCOUNT: TRADE ACCOUNT: Transactions related to goods are recorded . It includes the value of visible goods imported and exported. INVISIBLE ACCOUNT: Transactions related to services are recorded . They include items like banking , insurance , shipping , interest on investments etc. TRANSFER PAYMENTS: unilateral payments made to and received from foreign countries.EG. Financial aid for welfare programmes , social security and subsidies fo certain business firms
- 16. 2.CAPITAL ACCOUNT Deals with the payments of debts and claims Includes capital transactions such as borrowing and lending of loans , repayment of loans ,sale and purchase of assets from foreign countries Capital movements may take place either on government level or private account
- 17. If a country receives excess of foreign exchange than the foreign exchange expenditure it results in surplus. This surplus is shown in the reserves account It indicates the change in a country’s reserve assets during a year . In the form of gold, foreign currencies , SDR’s 3.OFFICIAL RESERVE ACCOUNT
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