MCT #4: TOMORROW (part 1) Thursday (part 2)

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MCT #4: TOMORROW (part 1) Thursday (part 2) AP ECONOMICS: November 28 A.P. Economics Learning Target: In order to understand how an open economy interacts with the rest of the world, I will understand how a country’s transactions with the rest of the world are recorded in balance of payments accounts. I will know I have it when I can determine: (1) when a country’s balance of trade yields a surplus or deficit; (2) what is recorded in a country’s current account; (3) what is recorded in a country’s financial account; and (4) how the Fed facilitates foreign trade by buying and selling currency. --Balance of Payments: Worksheet 41.1 (HO) --Rule: --a current account deficit means a financial account surplus --a financial account deficit means a current account surplus --imbalances taken care of by central bank (Fed) accommodation -BOP surplus: Fed takes in the excess foreign currency and pays for it in dollars -BOP deficit: Fed takes in dollars and pays for the dollars with its foreign currency reserves --discuss FRQ #6 and #7 Assignment: work on MCT #4 practice questions (HO from earlier); watch videos at Mr. Clifford’s web site (AC-DC Economics) MCT #4: TOMORROW (part 1) Thursday (part 2)