EC140 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Demand Curve, The Canadian Press, Capital Account

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Ec 140- lecture 22: international finance; chapter 34. Exchange rate- amount of domestic currency needed to purchase a unit of foreign currency. Note- canadian media report the u. s. - canada exchange rate. Depreciation of canadian dollar- costs more to buy - canada-u. s. exchange rate increases. Records transactions between canada and the rest of the world. Buying and selling of goods, services and assets. Payment to canada recorded as a credit (positive) Payment from canada recorded as a debit (negative) Two main categories- the current account and the capital account. Deals with trade in goods or services, and net investment and income earned on foreign assets. Trade account- payments and receipts related to the import/ export of goods or services (including tourism) Capital- service account- payments and receipts representing income on assets. Ie. dividends on a u. s. company paid to a canadian- credit in the current account. International transactions in assets (bonds, shares, companies, real estate, factories)

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