THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I could not understand the Capital Account without this video. I just needed exaples as you just gave me. WE ARE TALKINIG ABOUT ASSETES!!!! XD
Thanks, I love your videos... Im 17 in high school taking ap macroeconomics, my teacher completely sucks at teaching us. I'm suggesting we fire him and hire you.. Keep uploading your videos and hopefully I will be able to pass this exam in June
My guess on capital and current offsetting - give me money so I can spend it. (Give me capital surplus so I can give myself a trade deficit). Like I swipe my credit card, I go into 10 dollars of debt (cash inflow to me) and I gave that 10 dollars to Timmy who made my lunch that day. 10 dollar outflow from me
Hey Sal, quick question.. On the College Board 2008 Exam for Macroeconomics, question 2a-ii, the problem asks whether the following scenario is a current account or capital account transaction: "A United States manufacturer buys computer equipment from Japan." According to the scoring guidelines, this is a current transaction. Isn't new computer equipment an investment asset? Capital?
What will be the impact on foreign exchange rates if there are capital inflows into a country by a foreign country??(capital inflows to fund economic growth of a country)
Hi! Would you be able to help? "Which of the following is the correct method of calculating the end of year balance on a sole trader's capital account? A. Opening capital + Net profit - Drawings + Capital introduced B. Opening capital + Net profit - Drawings - Capital introduced C. Opening capital + Net profit + Drawings - Capital introduced D. Opening capital + Net profit + Drawings + Capital introduced"
there are also other facts such as FDI, FII, etc. which need to be taken into consideration. Though the video is good to have a very basic idea of the balance of payments.
G'day Larry I understand what you are saying seems logical in regards to a management accounting perspective, however the guidelines are correct on labelling this on the CA. This is because computer equipment bought by a US business/person is actually importing something into the country from another country. This therefore goes under the trades balance section of CA. Try to think of it as objects that move/come to you ie dividends, imports are labelled on CA. If it stays ie a factory = CFA
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please , i can't watch this right now , i have to watch it later but in which section can i find it in ( money and banking or finance ) someone please answer me thank you very much
I see no difference between Income receipts you explained in the previous video of 'current account ' and the capital account. If I have a home in Australia and I sell it the money will be income receipt and change in foreign owned assets. Dislike 👎
Something about this guy's intonation and way of teaching makes the topics much easier to understand. Thank you!
Better than some professors for sure.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I could not understand the Capital Account without this video. I just needed exaples as you just gave me. WE ARE TALKINIG ABOUT ASSETES!!!! XD
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Just to clear it up, Capital account doesn't ONLY deal with Assets, but also Liabilities.
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Thanks, I love your videos... Im 17 in high school taking ap macroeconomics, my teacher completely sucks at teaching us. I'm suggesting we fire him and hire you.. Keep uploading your videos and hopefully I will be able to pass this exam in June
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My guess on capital and current offsetting - give me money so I can spend it. (Give me capital surplus so I can give myself a trade deficit). Like I swipe my credit card, I go into 10 dollars of debt (cash inflow to me) and I gave that 10 dollars to Timmy who made my lunch that day. 10 dollar outflow from me
It's magical how you seem to always upload a video on the topic we're working on in class :D And just in time for the AP exam
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Good video!
if only this came out a week ago before my test...
Thank you, I am well understand your explanations.
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why they 've never taught these things at school . now we have YOU SCHOOL..
I'm doing my a level in Germany right now and we have that in school...
because i've done that but i need to watch all the next videos belongs to this subject .
Just wondering.
What is a $0 'state' called?
Is it a $0 surplus or a $0 deficit?
Thanks.
+Jeffrey Li that would be a balance in payments itself
Hey Sal, quick question.. On the College Board 2008 Exam for Macroeconomics, question 2a-ii, the problem asks whether the following scenario is a current account or capital account transaction:
"A United States manufacturer buys computer equipment from Japan."
According to the scoring guidelines, this is a current transaction. Isn't new computer equipment an investment asset? Capital?
Lanre Adisa No bruh!! Investing is about investing in the companies, bonds etc., It would've been so if the US guy invested in that Japanese co.
Great videos mate ! really clear and easy to understand
A country has BOP position that
indicates a huge net surplus of foreign portfolio investments. What policy recommendations would you make?
What will be the impact on foreign exchange rates if there are capital inflows into a country by a foreign country??(capital inflows to fund economic growth of a country)
If there's a capital inflow in the US by a foreign country then USD appreciates as the demand for USD increases.
Hi! Would you be able to help?
"Which of the following is the correct method of calculating the end of year balance on a sole trader's capital account?
A. Opening capital + Net profit - Drawings + Capital introduced
B. Opening capital + Net profit - Drawings - Capital introduced
C. Opening capital + Net profit + Drawings - Capital introduced
D. Opening capital + Net profit + Drawings + Capital introduced"
A?
What is the difference between capital account and financial account
There is no longer reserves in capital account, it's in the financial account now, nor bonds are included anymore
Cristi this video was done 2012. You do the math
capital & financial account are the same thing
isnt shares and bonds part of financial account instead of capital account?
First
there are also other facts such as FDI, FII, etc. which need to be taken into consideration. Though the video is good to have a very basic idea of the balance of payments.
How can this balance, when you cant determin what people will buy or what quantity will be exported?
What about Financial account?
G'day Larry
I understand what you are saying seems logical in regards to a management accounting perspective, however the guidelines are correct on labelling this on the CA. This is because computer equipment bought by a US business/person is actually importing something into the country from another country. This therefore goes under the trades balance section of CA.
Try to think of it as objects that move/come to you ie dividends, imports are labelled on CA. If it stays ie a factory = CFA
International Macroeconomics and Finance I assume
So in essence capital account refers to those changes in ownership
hey. you didnt substract the capital outflow from inflow..
Why don't you just add it to your "watch later"playlist? :P
should this be called Financial Account?
Videos are really good but the clour of background is too harsh.can't c properly what's written.please use white colour or anyother color which doesn't effecg eyesight
please , i can't watch this right now , i have to watch it later but in which section can i find it in ( money and banking or finance )
someone please answer me
thank you very much
reminder to watch the video ! :D
hahaha 0:58
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Why
still don't get it.
This video taught me that there are Mexicans with a million dollars
I see no difference between Income receipts you explained in the previous video of 'current account ' and the capital account. If I have a home in Australia and I sell it the money will be income receipt and change in foreign owned assets.
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Great video.