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Balance of Payments: Current Account quiz
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What does the current account of the balance of payments record?
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What does the current account of the balance of payments record?
It records short-term transactions with other countries, including net exports, investment income, and net transfers.
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What does the current account of the balance of payments record?
It records short-term transactions with other countries, including net exports, investment income, and net transfers.
What are the three main components of the current account?
The three main components are net exports, net investment income, and net transfers.
How are net exports calculated in the current account?
Net exports are calculated as exports minus imports of both goods and services.
What is the balance on goods also known as?
The balance on goods is also called the balance of trade.
What does a trade deficit indicate?
A trade deficit indicates that a country imports more goods than it exports.
What is a trade surplus?
A trade surplus occurs when a country exports more goods than it imports.
Which country is a major source of U.S. imports contributing to its trade deficit?
China is a major source of U.S. imports contributing to the U.S. trade deficit.
What is included in net investment income in the current account?
Net investment income includes interest and dividends earned by citizens from foreign assets and by foreigners from domestic assets.
If a U.S. citizen earns interest from a Japanese bond, how is this recorded?
It is recorded as part of the U.S. net investment income in the current account.
What does a positive net investment income mean for the U.S.?
It means that Americans are earning more from foreign investments than foreigners are earning from U.S. investments.
What are net transfers in the current account?
Net transfers are funds sent between countries, such as foreign aid, remittances, and pension payments.
Why does the U.S. generally have a negative balance in net transfers?
Because the U.S. sends more funds abroad, mainly through foreign aid and remittances, than it receives.
Which category is the largest in the current account?
Net exports are the largest category in the current account.
How do you calculate total net exports in the current account?
Total net exports are calculated by adding the balance on goods to the balance on services.
What is an example of a net transfer involving a U.S. resident?
An example is a U.S. immigrant sending money to family members in their home country.