Balance of Payments, James Tompkins

[@joshuamartin2605]

Little slow but listened to it at 2x speed. Good recap on textbooks and really helps me grasp this in a natural way.

[@apurwasharma3582]

These videos are great

[@李玲珑-v7y]

Thank you very much! I’m from China.❤️

[@k.areeswangkij6677]

Thank you sir! I really enjoy the lecture :)

[@understandingfinance]

+K. Areeswangkij Thank you. :)

[@josephmbimbi]

about the example at 30:26 , no european country can print euros, and the BCE won't print euros for governments either, so the euro would be a reserve for the german or the french governement / treasury. Or am i missing something ? Other than that, thank you for this great and clear video

[@samatarsam5976]

such a wonderful lecturer. Thank you

[@understandingfinance]

+Samatar Sam Thanks!

[@psychkick666]

Thank you very much!

[@zvonest4]

Thank you once again !

[@understandingfinance]

You are so welcome. Glad the lectures are proving useful to you.

[@danielmorgan3590]

You made a mistake in the lecture wen you actually say the dollar is weakening for the official reserves but you indicated an arrow that moved in the opposite direction (going upwards while it should be downwards)

[@understandingfinance]

Actually the up arrow is about the U.S. official reserves rising which is a dollar weakening activity. Hope this clears it up.

[@joemora3573]

wow great lecture! love the way you explain these concepts.

[@understandingfinance]

+Joeseph Mora Thanks! :)

[@johnkodhek1]

Makes sense 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾thanks

[@Bero0o17532]

Thank you.

[@understandingfinance]

You are so welcome. :)

[@vladvince4506]

So why is the trade account negative ?

[@soverbaugh]

Because we (in US) buy more stuff from other countries (imports) than we sell to them (exports)

[@nhathinguyen]

Thank you

[@understandingfinance]

You are welcome. :)