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equations -schmqations....Can you explain what 'current account deficit' means? Hmm? I didn't think so. CAB = NKA +RT Where CAB is current account balance NKA = net capital and financial account (all capital and financial transactions excluding reserve assets) RT= Reserve asset transations
For example, a curernt account surplus is reflected in an increase in net claims, which may be in the form of official or private claims (on nonresidents) or in the acquisition of reserve assets on the part of monetary authorities. Lookup 'balance of payments manual' by the IMF LUCK
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I didn't think so.
CAB = NKA +RT
Where CAB is current account balance
NKA = net capital and financial account (all capital and financial transactions excluding reserve assets)
RT= Reserve asset transations
For example, a curernt account surplus is reflected in an increase in net claims, which may be in the form of official or private claims (on nonresidents) or in the acquisition of reserve assets on the part of monetary authorities.
Lookup 'balance of payments manual' by the IMF
LUCK