Accumulating foreign currency reserves | Foreign exchange and trade | Macroeconomics | Khan Academy

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[@marijamaric6182]

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[@panoswakeup]

that's what happens in the video...there was an excess demand for money B so the central bank prints money B -> the supply increases absorbing the increased demand and balancing the money market. / In other words, there was an excess supply of money A , so money A could be "bought" with less money B -> the C.bank prints money B and exchanges it with A as long as money B "buys more" of money A (untill the market is balanced). // It's like the standard process to the equilibrium point(long term)

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[@grapeshott]

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[@rliy001]

I'm still struggling with this concept. Say, country A currency keeps getting more expensive for Country B whos currency has fallen sharply against A. What stops country B from printing more and more of its money to buy As. I can see doing that will give country A a whole pile of currency B. I.e country As currency B reserve will go through the roof and they will now be able to buy sht loads of country Bs products with that pile of Bs... which I suppose will be pretty bad for country Bs trade?

[@goattttttt954]

Yes I think that might be why.

[@his_excellency527]

Inflation

[@pallypower3000]

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[@za8cun]

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[@za8cun]

i actually watch a whole bunch of your videos and wanting to comment generally on that (not this specific vid) so yeah

[@pallypower3000]

They have year 13 in some Asian countries. I have a friend in HK, she says year 13 is easier than year 12. But that's because year 13 is equivalent to a first year in uni, well it is for Australia anyways. I remember there were videos on You tube, where colleges in America were doing lectures for maths. The maths was the same stuff you learn in year 12 in Australia. So it's just different everywhere :P

[@grapeshott]

But aren't A also getting fewer when exchanged for B?

[@user19107]

can country B just buy money of country A with the new printed money? and what effect would it have on the currency graph? would it shift the demand curve of A back or shift the supply curve to the right?

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 1011 reserve bank = n one of the twelve banks forming part of the US Federal Reserve System.

[@cfarinho]

would this still work if there was no one single national currency i.e. usd. used as international currency?

[@Transen12]

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[@edrees2991]

can anyone answer me please, WHY INCREASE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES IS RECORDED AS DEBIT OR MINUS AND VICE VERSA ?

[@rockandrock44]

Fixed exchange rates make monetary policy impotent...that's my issue with it.

[@elizareuben3487]

hello guys! I have a one question how do we calculate the change in foreign reserve for specific year?

[@MrAmgadHasan]

foreign reserve at the end of the year - foreign reserve at the beginning of the year

[@TheStoicBrowser]

YEAR 12? Is there one in england

[@Wykesidefruitmachine]

And a year 13!

[@supermegablurgh]

does anybody know what a foreign currency gap is?? my textbook says its a constraint on growth but doesnt really explain it.

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[@rainymayfourth]

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[@Mitt0]

That's why economy is not science, even if thay use scientific methd on "belived" (unreal) value you can't get nothing else than (unreal) belived result. That just like input data has nothing to do with reality. Well i think this suppose to be just a game. In the other side if we would measure material, energy, or similar and than we'd use scientific method to get what we would search for we'd get real answare. This is why you should look at resource-based economy.

[@mzar62458]

Economics is a social science that observes and predicts how households/firms make decisions with scarce resources in relation to unlimited wants

[@disgorgeengorge]

1st comment :D

[@anilrai6918]

America blames china for currency manipulation 😂 but in reality its central banks can jump in to stable the currency.

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[@Thegamemakur]

:S

[@laantsino1394]

LoL, i see what you are trying to do here, but it's fine