Current Account of the Balance of Payments

Current Account of the Balance of Payments - An understanding of the Balance of Payments focusing on the current account and the four sections within it

[aryanjainfit]

8 years old yet the most useful video on YouTube for this topic

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[johnholme]

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[charlottewhalley]

So it's quantity not value, right??

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[TheLOCOTVPRODUCTIONS]

+EconplusDal can a 'bad investment' be a cause of a BOP disequlibrium?
Say that a country makes an investments, i.e., builds a factory in country B. Now, suppose it somehow doesn't work out and the country A gets a bad return for it's investment and hence the income part of the Current Account gets a lower value than it was meant to.

[crimsondawn]

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