International Trade The Balance of Payments (BoP).

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International Trade The Balance of Payments (BoP)

Balance of Payments Measure of money inflows and outflows between the United States and the Rest of the World (ROW) Measure of money inflows and outflows between the United States and the Rest of the World (ROW) Inflows are referred to as CREDITS Inflows are referred to as CREDITS Outflows are referred to as DEBITS Outflows are referred to as DEBITS

Current Account Balance of Trade or Net Exports Balance of Trade or Net Exports Exports create a credit to the balance of payments Exports create a credit to the balance of payments Imports create a debit to the balance of payments Imports create a debit to the balance of payments Net Foreign Income Net Foreign Income Ex. Interest payments on U.S. owned Brazilian bonds – Interest payments on German owned U.S. Treasury bonds Ex. Interest payments on U.S. owned Brazilian bonds – Interest payments on German owned U.S. Treasury bonds Net Transfers Net Transfers Foreign Aid  a debit to the current account Foreign Aid  a debit to the current account Ex. Mexican migrant workers send money to family in Mexico Ex. Mexican migrant workers send money to family in Mexico Happens in the here and now. There is no expected rate of return. Happens in the here and now. There is no expected rate of return. It is not an investment.

Capital/Financial Account Includes the purchase of both real and financial assets Includes the purchase of both real and financial assets Ex. Real: building Financial: stocks Ex. Real: building Financial: stocks Direct investment in the United States is a credit to the capital account Direct investment in the United States is a credit to the capital account Ex. The Toyota Factory in San Antonio Ex. The Toyota Factory in San Antonio Direct investment by U.S. firms/individuals in a foreign country are debits to the capital account Direct investment by U.S. firms/individuals in a foreign country are debits to the capital account Ex. The Intel Factory in Costa Rica Ex. The Intel Factory in Costa Rica There is an expected rate of return.

Capital/Financial Account Purchase of foreign financial assets represents a debit to the capital account. Purchase of foreign financial assets represents a debit to the capital account. Ex. Warren Buffet buys stock in Petrochina. Ex. Warren Buffet buys stock in Petrochina. Purchase of domestic financial assets by foreigners represents a credit to the capital account. Purchase of domestic financial assets by foreigners represents a credit to the capital account. The United Arab Emirates sovereign wealth fund purchases a large stake in the NASDAQ. The United Arab Emirates sovereign wealth fund purchases a large stake in the NASDAQ.

Relationship between Current and Capital Account The Current Account and the Capital Account should zero each other out. The Current Account and the Capital Account should zero each other out. That is… If the Current Account has a negative balance (deficit), then the Capital Account should then have a positive balance (surplus). That is… If the Current Account has a negative balance (deficit), then the Capital Account should then have a positive balance (surplus). Ex. The constant net inflow of foreign financial capital to the United States (capital account surplus) is what enables us to import more than we export (current account deficit) Ex. The constant net inflow of foreign financial capital to the United States (capital account surplus) is what enables us to import more than we export (current account deficit)

Official Reserves The foreign currency holdings of the Fed The foreign currency holdings of the Fed When there is a balance of payments surplus the Fed accumulates foreign currency and debits the balance of payments. When there is a balance of payments surplus the Fed accumulates foreign currency and debits the balance of payments. When there is a balance of payments deficit the Fed depletes its reserves of foreign currency and credits the balance of payments When there is a balance of payments deficit the Fed depletes its reserves of foreign currency and credits the balance of payments The Official Reserves zero out the balance of payments The Official Reserves zero out the balance of payments