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1.1 Below is a table containing the balance of payments accounts for a hypothetical economy. All...

1.1 Below is a table containing the balance of payments accounts for a hypothetical economy. All figures are in $ billions. ROW = “The rest of the world.”

Complete the table by entering correct and consistent figures in the question mark boxes.

                                                                                                                       

1. CURRENT ACCOUNT      $ billions

   Total receipts

629

        Exports of goods and services

547                     

        Primary income (Earned income)

?

        Secondary income (Income transfers)

10

   Total payments

?

        Imports of goods and services

?

        Primary income (Earned income)

95

      Secondary income (Income transfers)

13

   Balance on Current Account (CA)

?

2. CAPITAL ACCOUNT    $ billions

   Transfers of assets from ROW

2

   Transfers of assets to ROW

3

Balance on Capital Account (KA)

?

3. FINANCIAL ACCOUNT     $ billions

   Net Sales of domestic assets to ROW

185

   Net Purchases of foreign assets from ROW

120

Balance on Financial Account (FA)

?

4. DISCREPANCY (net errors & omissions)

−3

  

Solutions

Expert Solution

  • There are total 6 missing figures.
  • Each of missing figure is computed below. A separate ‘Ranking’ column is added to tell which ‘missing figure’ to solve first, the second and so on.
  • Amount mentioned within “( )” denote figures with ‘minus’ sign
  • Complete requirement:

1. CURRENT ACCOUNT      $ billions

Ranking as to solving for missing figures

    Total receipts

$              629.00

         Exports of goods and services

$                547.00

         Primary income (Earned income)

$                   72.00

Fifth

         Secondary income (Income transfers)

$                   10.00

    Total payments

$              696.00

Fourth

         Imports of goods and services

$                588.00

Sixth

         Primary income (Earned income)

$                   95.00

       Secondary income (Income transfers)

$                   13.00

    Balance on Current Account (CA)

$              (67.00)

Third

2. CAPITAL ACCOUNT    $ billions

    Transfers of assets from ROW

$                     2.00

    Transfers of assets to ROW

$                     3.00

Balance on Capital Account (KA)

$                 (1.00)

Second

3. FINANCIAL ACCOUNT     $ billions

    Net Sales of domestic assets to ROW

$                185.00

    Net Purchases of foreign assets from ROW

$                120.00

Balance on Financial Account (FA)

$                 65.00

First

4. DISCREPANCY (net errors & omissions)

$                 (3.00)

---Working for above

1. CURRENT ACCOUNT      $ billions

Ranking as to solving for missing figures

   Total receipts

629

        Exports of goods and services

547

        Primary income (Earned income)

=629-547-10

Fifth

        Secondary income (Income transfers)

10

   Total payments

=629+67

Fourth

        Imports of goods and services

=696-95-13

Sixth

        Primary income (Earned income)

95

      Secondary income (Income transfers)

13

   Balance on Current Account (CA)

=-65+1-3

Third

2. CAPITAL ACCOUNT    $ billions

   Transfers of assets from ROW

2

   Transfers of assets to ROW

3

Balance on Capital Account (KA)

=2-3

Second

3. FINANCIAL ACCOUNT     $ billions

   Net Sales of domestic assets to ROW

185

   Net Purchases of foreign assets from ROW

120

Balance on Financial Account (FA)

=185-120

First

4. DISCREPANCY (net errors & omissions)

-3


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