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Balance of Payments

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Balance of Payments

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Balance of Payments

  1. BOP Surplus

    • caused by...
      • Current Account Surplus
        • ↑ (X-M)
          • ↑ AD
            • trigger multiplier effect
              • multiplied rounds of ↑ AD and ↑ RNY
                • ↑ AD near full employment
                  • DD-pull inflation
                • ↑ AD over Keynesian range
                  • ↑ EG (actual growth)
                    • Attract FDI
                  • ↑ Employment
          • ↑ DD for domestic currency
            • Exchange Rate Appreciation
              • M become relatively cheaper
                • ↓ Imported inflation
                • ↓ Cost of new technology
                  • ↑ M of capital goods
                    • ↑ Productivity, move up value chain
                      • ↑ AS
                        • ↑ EG (potential growth)
              • ↑ Profits when repatriated back to home country
                • ↑ Expected Rate of Return
      • Capital and Financial Account Surplus
        • ↑ FDI
          • Undesirable restructuring
            • Economy had not shifted to higher VA yet
              • Workers lack required skills to work in booming industry
                • ↑ Structural UnN
          • ↑ DD for domestic currency
            • Exchange Rate Appreciation
              • X become relatively more expensive in foreign currency/ M become relatively cheaper in domestic currency
                • ↓ X / Consumers switch from domestic G&S to M so Cd ↓
                  • ↓ AD, trigger reverse multiplier
                    • multiplied rounds of ↓ AD and ↓ RNY
                      • ↓ Employment
                      • ↓ EG (actual growth)
              • ↓ Imported inflation
          • ↑ I
            • ↑ AD
              • trigger multiplier effect
                • multiplied rounds of ↑ AD and ↑ RNY
                  • ↑ Employment
                  • ↑ EG (actual growth)
            • ↑ Capital accumulation
              • ↓ Unit cost of production
                • ↑ SRAS
              • ↑ Productive capacity
                • ↑ LRAS
                  • ↑ EG (potential growth)
    • Deficit somewhere else
      • If deficit is persistent, risk BOP crisis
        • ↑ Protectionism
          • ↓ Trade
  2. BOP Deficit

    • caused by...
      • Current Account Deficit
        • ↓ (X-M)
          • ↓ AD
            • trigger reverse multiplier effect
              • multiplied rounds of ↓ AD and ↓ RNY
                • ↓ AD over Keynesian range
                  • ↓ EG (actual growth)
                  • ↓ Employment
                • ↓ AD near full employment
                  • ↓ DD-pull inflation
        • M of capital goods
          • ↑ Capital accumulation
            • ↑ Productivity
              • ↑ I
                • ↑ AS
                  • ↑ EG (potential growth)
                • ↑ AD
                  • trigger multiplier effect
                    • multiplied rounds of ↑ AD and ↑ RNY
                      • ↑ EG (actual growth)
                      • ↑ Employment
              • ↓ Unit cost of production/ ↑ Productive capacity
                • ↑ AS
                  • ↑ EG (potential growth)
      • Capital and Financial Account Deficit
        • ↑ DIA
          • ↑ Future Y inflows from abroad
            • ↑ Purchasing power
              • ↑ C
                • ↑ AD
            • Improve Current Account in the future
              • Improve BOP
        • ↓ FDI
          • ↓ I
            • ↓ AD
              • trigger reverse multiplier effect
                • multiplied rounds of ↓ AD and ↓ RNY
                  • ↓ EG (actual growth)
                  • ↓ Employment
            • ↓ Rate of capital accumulation
              • AS ↑ at a slower rate
                • ↓ Potential growth
          • ↓ DD for domestic currency
            • Exchange Rate Depreciation
              • X become relatively cheaper in foreign currency/ M become relatively more expensive in domestic currency
                • ↑ X / Consumers switch from M to domestic G&S so Cd ↑
                  • ↑ AD, trigger multiplier effect
                    • multiplied rounds of ↑ AD and ↑ RNY
                      • ↑ Employment
                      • ↑ EG (actual growth)
              • ↑ Imported inflation
    • Depletion of foreign reserves
      • Borrowings, ↑ Foreign debt burden
        • ↑ Interest payment
          • ↑ Opportunity cost, ↓ M in the future
            • ↓ Material SOL
        • Need to sell domestic currency to pay back debt
          • Devaluation/ Expected Devaluation
            • Massive hot money outflows
              • BOP further worsens
      • ↓ Ability to ER intervention
        • ↑ Vulnerability to speculative attacks
          • BOP Crisis

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Mind Map on Balance of Payments, created by 17Y6C32 KOH HUI WEN on 11/12/2017.
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17Y6C32 KOH HUI WEN · Dec 2017
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Dec 14, 2017
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