EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES Buyung Airlangga.

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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES Buyung Airlangga

Transaction with Abroad  Goods and Services (included in the estimation of GDP expenditure)  Income (Flow of factor services; Payment of production factors ownership which is used by foreign parties among others, as labor income, investment income and the rent of natural resources)  Capital  Financial Instrument 2

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Export – flow of goods and services from resident unit to non-resident unit  Import – flow of goods and services from non-resident unit to resident unit 3

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Classification used in goods transaction:  Harmonized System (Developed by World Custom Organization)  Standard International Trade Classification (SITC)  Recorded when there is a change of ownership, in practice when recorded in:  Customs (across geographical boundaries)  Purchasing by non-resident unit in an economic territory 4

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Export  Goods are recorded f.o.b. (free on board, except value of insurance and transportation) during change of ownership or when the goods cross national boundaries  Trade of non-factor services includes supply of services for non resident unit  Transportation, insurance, hotel and restaurant, etc.  Data from goods transaction which is recorded from customs manifest and institutions that buy from domestic (embassies and non-resident institutions) 5

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Export (Contd.)  Export of services includes non-factor services export and purchases by non-resident of resident institutional  Data on Exports of services collected from survey or bank transaction records. Purchases by foreign purchaser in domestic region recorded as traveling in BOP  Export might be recorded underestimate because of undervaluation problem, smuggling, miss declaration of goods, miss coverage, and unrecorded other transaction (i.e., e-commerce) 6

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Import  Includes non-factor services and imports of goods  Goods are recorded c.i.f. (cost, insurance and freight) at national boundaries; but national account adjusted insurance and freight item and move them into the services so that assessment becomes f.o.b.  Import of goods which is purchased by residents during trips abroad are recorded as services related to travel 7

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Import (Contd.)  Imports of goods and services are exclude contraband/illegal goods, undervaluation, online transaction, unrecorded transaction, and payment outside the banking system.  Other service transactions are difficult to quantify, such as communication, computer services (i.e. software development ) and online transaction. 8

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. )  Some exceptions in the transaction of goods and services with Abroad:  Transaction by non-resident unit with abroad  Mutations product samples, goods for exhibition, goods for repair and for lease  Movement of goods owned by residents who return from abroad 9

Transaction with Abroad ( contd. ) 10  Some exceptions in the transaction of goods and services with Abroad:  Factor services (Labor, source of capital, etc.)  Goods leased or rented

Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) 0 – Foods and Live Animals 1 – Beverages and tobacco 2 – Raw materials, inedible except fuels 3 – Mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials 4 – Oils, fats and waxes of animal and plant 5 – Chemicals and related products 11

Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) (Contd.) 12 6 – Manufactured goods classified mainly by material type 7 – Machinery and transport equipment 8 – Component manufacturing yields 9 – Commodities and transactions not included in any group of SITC I – Monetary Currency II – Gold coins and coin currency

Valuation and Time of Recording of exports and imports of goods  Time of recording  Principally – recorded when there is a change of ownership  Practically – change of ownership considered occurred while carrying the transaction in the books  Might not in line with the stage of the transaction process  Valuation  Export and Import of goods valued f.o.b. at borders of the exporting country :  Basic price  Added with transportation and distribution cost to the state boundary including loading cost to the ship  Added with any taxes less subsidies goods of export 13

Exports and Imports of Services  Export of services – all of services supplied by resident for non-resident  Import of services – all of services supplied by non-resident for resident  Types of Services :  Transportation  Tourism  Other services – Construction, Business Services, Finance Services, Insurance, etc.

EXPORT-IMPORT OF GOODS AND SERVICES For a while, the value of exports and imports do not count each one, but still incorporated into net exports; Before the available representative data on import-export, import-export value is calculated from the total value of GDP and total use of other components (balancing).

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