Lecture

Current Account and Net Foreign Assets

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of the current account, saving, and investment in the global economy. It explains the relationship between the current account balance, net foreign asset position, and valuation effects. The lecture also delves into national saving, private and public saving, and their impact on the economy. Additionally, it discusses labor market indicators, inflation, exchange rates, and relative prices, providing insights into how these factors influence the global business environment.

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