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Based on the following information, what is the balance on the current account? Exports of goods...
Lukistan Balance of Payments Components of the Balance of Payments ($) Exports of goods and services...
Lukistan Balance of Payments Components of the Balance of Payments ($) Exports of goods and services + 440 Merchandise exports (including military sales) + 280 Exports of services + 40 Income Received from U.S. assets abroad + 120 Imports of goods and services – 490 Merchandise imports (including military purchases) – 360 Imports of services – 60 Income Received from foreign assets in U.S. – 70 Net unilateral transfers abroad – 11 Outflow of U.S. capital – 26 Inflow of...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on the capital and financial account for this country is $302 billion. a. Fill in the missing values in the table. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. Use a negative sign if necessary. 1,128 -180 CURRENT ACCOUNT (in billions of dollars) (1) Goods exports (2) Goods imports (3) Balance on goods (4) Exports of services (5) Imports of services (6) Balance on services (7)...
The table below reports a simple example of the U.S. balance of payments. To keep things...
The table below reports a simple example of the U.S. balance of payments. To keep things simple, assume that the balance of payments includes only the value of goods and services, and the value of real and financial assets. Note that the table is not complete. You wiill need to calculate the balances in each account. They are not zero. Current Account (billions of dollars) Capital account (billions of dollars) Goods and Services Real and Financial Assets U.S. assets owned...
Question 16 Which of these would not appear in a country's current account? a. value of...
Question 16 Which of these would not appear in a country's current account? a. value of exports b. value of imports c. net transfers of money d. net increase in foreign-owned holdings 3.33 points Question 17 If a country has a $300 billion trade deficit, a balance on income (inflow – outflow) of $200 billion, and no net transfers, what is this country's current account balance? a. –$500 billion b. –$100 billion c. $100 billion d. $500 billion
Balance of Payments (Billions of s) Current Accounts Canadian merchandise exports Canadian mercha...
Balance of Payments (Billions of s) Current Accounts Canadian merchandise exports Canadian merchandise imports Merchandise trade balance Canadian service exports Canadian service imports Services balance Goods and services balance Net investment income from abroad Net unilateral transfers Current account balance +65 -96 +55 +10 Financial Accounts Change in Canadian-owned assets abroad Change in foreign-owned assets in Canadian Financial account balance -16 +45 Statistical discrepancy Trade balance 0 Suppose a Canadian citizen gives money to her nephew in Belgium. This would...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on the capital and financial account for this country is $12 billion. a. Fill in the missing values in the table. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. If you are entering any negative numbers be sure to include a negative sign (-) in front of those numbers. 654 -11 CURRENT ACCOUNT (in billions of dollars) (1) Goods exports (2) Goods imports (3) Balance on...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on the capital and financial account for this country is $88 billion a. Fill in the missing values in the table. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. Use a negative sign if necessary CURRENT ACCOUNT (in billions of dollars) (1) Goods exports 854 (2) Goods Imports (3) Balance on goods (4) Exports of services (5) Imports of services (6) Balance on services (7) Balance...
Below are hypothetical transactions of the United States during a given year. Figures are in billions...
Below are hypothetical transactions of the United States during a given year. Figures are in billions of U.S. Dollars. They are not arranged in any particular order. Please note that not all entries may be relevant to calculate the following: Travel and transportation receipts, NET……. 25 Merchandise imports ……………………….. 450 Allocation of SDRs………………………….. 15 Receipts on U.S. investments abroad………… 20 Statistical discrepancy………………………… 40 Compensation of employees………………….. –5 Changes in U.S. assets abroad, NET………… –150 Merchandise exports………………………… 375 Other services, NET………………………… ...
Using the table below, calculate the following: • current account balance • the capital and financial...
Using the table below, calculate the following:
• current account balance
• the capital and financial account balance
• the official settlements account balance
Item Imports of goods and services Foreign investment in Nordland Exports of goods and services Nordland's investment abroad Net interest income Net transfers Statistical discrepancy Billions of dollars 1,200 1,000 1,500 600 7 - 10 - 20
The following table shows a hypothetical balance-of-payments statement for the United States. All figures are in...
The following table shows a hypothetical balance-of-payments statement for the United States. All figures are in billions of dollars. Complete the table by filling in the missing cells. Balance of Payments (Billions of U.S. dollars) Current Account Goods and Services Exports 200 Goods and Services Imports -182 Trade Balance Income (net) -10 Current Account Balance Capital Account U.S. Capital Inflow 80 U.S. Capital Outflow -60 Capital Account...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on the capital and financial account for this country is $302 billion. a. Fill in the missing values in the table. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. Use a negative sign if necessary. 1,128 -180 CURRENT ACCOUNT (in billions of dollars) (1) Goods exports (2) Goods imports (3) Balance on goods (4) Exports of services (5) Imports of services (6) Balance on services (7)...
The table below reports a simple example of the U.S. balance of payments. To keep things simple, assume that the balance of payments includes only the value of goods and services, and the value of real and financial assets. Note that the table is not complete. You wiill need to calculate the balances in each account. They are not zero. Current Account (billions of dollars) Capital account (billions of dollars) Goods and Services Real and Financial Assets U.S. assets owned...
Balance of Payments (Billions of s) Current Accounts Canadian merchandise exports Canadian merchandise imports Merchandise trade balance Canadian service exports Canadian service imports Services balance Goods and services balance Net investment income from abroad Net unilateral transfers Current account balance +65 -96 +55 +10 Financial Accounts Change in Canadian-owned assets abroad Change in foreign-owned assets in Canadian Financial account balance -16 +45 Statistical discrepancy Trade balance 0 Suppose a Canadian citizen gives money to her nephew in Belgium. This would...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on the capital and financial account for this country is $12 billion. a. Fill in the missing values in the table. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. If you are entering any negative numbers be sure to include a negative sign (-) in front of those numbers. 654 -11 CURRENT ACCOUNT (in billions of dollars) (1) Goods exports (2) Goods imports (3) Balance on...
The current account for a fictitious country is shown in the table below. The balance on the capital and financial account for this country is $88 billion a. Fill in the missing values in the table. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. Use a negative sign if necessary CURRENT ACCOUNT (in billions of dollars) (1) Goods exports 854 (2) Goods Imports (3) Balance on goods (4) Exports of services (5) Imports of services (6) Balance on services (7) Balance...
Using the table below, calculate the following:
• current account balance
• the capital and financial account balance
• the official settlements account balance
Item Imports of goods and services Foreign investment in Nordland Exports of goods and services Nordland's investment abroad Net interest income Net transfers Statistical discrepancy Billions of dollars 1,200 1,000 1,500 600 7 - 10 - 20
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