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Title: Economics 52404


1
Economics 5/24/04
  • OBJECTIVE Examine Balance of Payments
  • I. Journal 51 pt. A
  • -Read the Businessweek Newsclip on p.480
  • -Answer questions (1-2) p.480
  • II. Homework Due Friday 5/28/04
  • -Read Ch17 sec2 p.472-479
  • -Answer questions (3-6) p.479
  • Read Ch17 sec3 p.481-485
  • -Answer questions (1,3-5) p.485
  • III. Journal 51 pt. B
  • -notes on BOP

2
Balance of Payments
  • The sum of all transactions which take place
    between a nations residents and the residents of
    all foreign nations.
  • The Formula for BOP
  • Current Account
  • Capital Account
  • Official Reserves Account
  • Balance of Payments
  • If BOP is positive, trade surplus exists
  • If BOP is negative, trade deficit exists

3
Current Account
  • The section of BOP that records a nations exports
    and imports of goods and services, its net
    investment income, and its net transfers.
  • Imports are recorded as a negative
  • Exports are recorded as a positive

4
Capital Account
  • The section of BOP that records a nations
    purchase of foreign assets abroad and the
    purchase of domestic assets by foreign nations.
  • Capital inflows are recorded as a positive
  • Capital outflows are recorded as a negative

5
Capital Account in a nut shell
  • When we buy foreign companies, its an outflow of
    capital.
  • When someone outside of the U.S. buys an American
    company its an inflow of capital.

6
Official Reserves
  • Foreign currencies owned by the central bank of a
    nation.
  • The foreign currency a central bank holds effects
    the value of that nations currency.
  • For example If the Central Bank of Canada held
    3 Billion U.S. Dollars on reserve, the value of
    the Canadian Dollar would be effected when the
    U.S. Dollar changes in value

7
Economics 5/25/04
  • ½ Day of School
  • Hours 4, 5, 6

8
Economics 5/26/04
  • OBJECTIVE Examine the workings of international
    trade
  • I. Journal 52 pt. A
  • -Read Profile in Economics p.471
  • -answer question 1 p.471
  • II. Journal 52 pt. B
  • -Economics U.S.A. (video)

9
Questions on Econ U.S.A.
  • 1.) Why did President Nixon go to Communist
    China?
  • 2.) Why were the Japanese able to sell cars in
    the U.S.?
  • 3.) What effect has international trade had on
    the American steel industry?

10
Economics 5/27/04
  • OBJECTIVE Review for Chapter 17 Test
  • I. Journal 53 pt. A
  • -Read Business Week Newsclip p.532
  • -Answer questions (1-2) p.532
  • II. Journal 53 pt. B
  • -notes on exchange rates
  • III. Chapter 17 Review
  • NOTICE Chapter 17 Test Tuesday June 1st

11
Rest of the Year
12
Economics 5/28/04
  • OBJECTIVE Complete examination of exchange
    rates
  • I. Journal 54
  • -notes on Econ U.S.A (video)
  • II. Chapter 17 Review
  • REMINDER Ch17 Test Tuesday June 1st
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