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Consider two fictional economies, one called the domestic country and the other the foreign country. Given the transactions listed below, construct the balance of payments for each country. If necessary, include a statistical discrepancy. The domestic country purchased $I 18 in oil from the foreign country. Foreign tourists spent $22 on domestic ski slopes. Foreign investors were paid $6 in dividends from their holdings of domestic equities. Domestic residents gave $20 to foreign charities. Domestic businesses borrowed $55 from foreign banks. Foreign investors purchased $20 of domestic government bonds. Domestic investors sold $56 of their holdings of foreign government bonds. Domestic Country Balance of Payments ($) Current Account Exports Imports Trade balance Investment income received Investment income paid Net investment income Current account balance Capital Account Net transfers received Financial Account Increase in foreign holdings of domestic assets Increase in domestic holdings of foreign assets Net increase in foreign holdings Statistical discrepancy Foreign Country Balance of Payments ($) Current Account Exports Imports Trade balance Investment income received Investment income paid Net investment income Current account balance Capital Account Net transfers received Financial Account Increase in foreign holdings of domestic assets Increase in domestic holdings of foreign assets Net increase in foreign holdings Statistical discrepancy

Explanation / Answer

current account

Export $22

Import $118

Trade balance (96)

Investment income received 0

Investment income paid $6

Net investment income (6)

current account balance (102)


Capital account

Net transferred received (20)

Financial account

Increase in foreign holding of domestic asset 20

Increase in domestic holding of foreign asset (56)

Net increase in foreign holding 86



Foreign country BoP   

Export 118

Import 22

Trade balance 96

Investment income received 6

Investment income paid 0

Net investment income 6

current account balance 102


Capital account   

Net transferred received 20

Financial account   

Increase in foreign holding of domestic asset

Increase in domestic holding of foreign asset   

Net increase in foreign holding