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EXCHANGE RATES
AND THE
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
CHAPTER 18

SLIDES PREPARED BY JUDITH SKUCE, GEORGIAN COLLEGE
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In this chapter you will learn
What determines the supply of and demand
for a nation’s currency
About a nation’s balance of payments
What a flexible exchange rates system is and
its effects on the domestic economy
What a fixed exchange rates system is and its
effects on the domestic economy
About the history of the world’s international
exchange-rate systems
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Chapter 18 Topics


Financing International Trade
The Balance of Payments
Flexible Exchange Rates
Fixed Exchange Rates
International Exchange Rate Systems

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Financing International Trade
Assume $2 = £1
1. $300,000 in Canadian telecommunications
equipment purchased by a British buyer for
£150,000
2. £150,000 cheque drawn on British bank to
pay for equipment
3. £150,000 cheque is exchanged for $300,000
at a Canadian bank
4. Canadian bank sends £150,000 cheque to
London bank for future transactions
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Points to Remember
Canadian exports create:
a foreign demand for Canadian $
an increase in the supply of foreign
currency owned by Canadian banks

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Points to Remember
Canadian imports:
create a domestic demand for foreign
currencies
reduce the supplies of foreign
currencies held by Canadian banks

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Points to Remember
Canadian exports supply the foreign

currencies needed to “pay for” imports
Demand for & supplies of foreign
currencies also arise from transactions
involving services & payment of interest
& dividends on foreign investments

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Chapter 18 Topics
Financing International Trade
The Balance of Payments
Flexible Exchange Rates
Fixed Exchange Rates
International Exchange Rate Systems

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The Balance of Payments
The Canadian balance of payments
shows the balance between

– all the payments that Canada receives
from foreign countries &
– all the payments which we make to them

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Current Account
shows the flows resulting from imports
& exports of goods & services
– the trade balance is the net amount of
imports & exports of goods only
– the balance on goods & services
includes services as well
– trade in services, investment income &
transfers are included to get the current
account balance
– normally a deficit
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The Canadian Balance of Payments

in 2000 (billions of dollars)
Table 18-1

Exports

Imports

Balance

- 363.2
- 62.8

+54.5
- 6.6

Current Account
Merchandise
Services

417.7
56.2

Balance on Goods and Services

+47.9

7. Net Investment Income
balance of trade
8. Net Transfers


- 30.3
+ 1.3

9. Current Account Balance

+18.9

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Capital Account
shows capital inflows & outflows
– purchase or sale of real or financial assets
– official settlements account

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The Canadian Balance of Payments
in 2000 (billions of dollars)
Table 18-1


Balance

Capital Account
10. Capital inflows
11. Capital outflows
12. Capital
account balance

+115.5*
- 132.1*
- 16.6

Official settlements account
13. Official international reserves
balance of payments surplus

Balance of payments

- 2.3
$ 0

*includes one-half of a $2.3 billion statistical discrepancy
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Payments Deficits & Surpluses

A drawing down of official international
reserves measures a nation’s balance
of payments deficit
A building up of official reserves
measures a balance of payments
surplus

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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE 18.1

Canada's trade balance with selected
nations, 2000
All other
Other OECD
EU
Japan
U.S.
-20

0

20

40


60

80

100

$ billions
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Chapter 18 Topics
Financing International Trade
The Balance of Payments
Flexible Exchange Rates
Fixed Exchange Rates
International Exchange Rate Systems

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Flexible Exchange Rates

Rates by which national currencies are
exchanged are determined by demand
& supply

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The Market for Foreign Currency (Pounds)
Figure 18-2

Dollar price of 1 pound

P

D
Quantity of pounds
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The Market for Foreign Currency (Pounds)

Figure 18-2

P
Dollar price of 1 pound

S

dollar price of
pounds is
determined by
demand & supply

D
Quantity of pounds
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The Market for Foreign Currency (Pounds)
Figure 18-2

Dollar price of 1 pound

P


S

2

D
Q1

Quantity of pounds
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The Market for Foreign Currency (Pounds)
Figure 18-2

Dollar price of 1 pound

P

2

S

Pound
appreciates


D
D
Q1

Quantity of pounds
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The Market for Foreign Currency (Pounds)
Figure 18-2

Dollar price of 1 pound

P

S

Pound
depreciates

2

D

Q1

Quantity of pounds
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Q

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Determinants of Exchange Rates
Changes in Tastes
Relative Income Changes
Relative Price-Level Changes
– Purchasing Power Parity Theory

Relative Interest Rates
Speculation

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Advantages of Flexible Rates

automatic adjustment to eventually
eliminate balance of payments deficits
or surpluses

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Adjustments Under Flexible Exchange Rates
Figure 18-3

Dollar price of 1 pound

P

S
suppose
tastes
change
& Canadians
want to buy
more British
automobiles

2

D

Quantity of pounds
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