4.  We now begin our examination of the monetary aspects
of international economics after learning few weeks ago
about international trade and it’s theory. And we have
learn so far about economic policy and it’s implication on
international trade.
 Here, money is explicily brought into the picture, and
commodity prices are expressed in terms of domestic and
foreign currency units.
 We begin our discussion of international finance by
examining the balance of payments
 We now begin our examination of the monetary aspects
of international economics after learning few weeks ago
about international trade and it’s theory. And we have
learn so far about economic policy and it’s implication on
international trade.
 Here, money is explicily brought into the picture, and
commodity prices are expressed in terms of domestic and
foreign currency units.
 We begin our discussion of international finance by
examining the balance of payments
Introduction

5.  Balance of Payment is a summary statement in which, in
priciple, all the transactions of the residents of a nation
with the residents of all other nations are recorded
during a particular period of time, usually a calendar
year. (Salvatore, 2007)
 Balance of Payment is a statement that systematically,
for specific time period, the economic transactions of an
economic with the rest of the world. Transactions, for the
most part between residents and non residents, consist
of those involving goods, services and income (IMF, 1993)
 Balance of Payment is a summary statement in which, in
priciple, all the transactions of the residents of a nation
with the residents of all other nations are recorded
during a particular period of time, usually a calendar
year. (Salvatore, 2007)
 Balance of Payment is a statement that systematically,
for specific time period, the economic transactions of an
economic with the rest of the world. Transactions, for the
most part between residents and non residents, consist
of those involving goods, services and income (IMF, 1993)
Definition Balance of Payment

6. Cont’d

7. Cont’d

8. Cont’d

9. Balance of Payment Accounting
Principles

11. Transaction in BoP

12. Transaction in BoP

14. Transaction in BoP

15. Transaction in BoP

16. Function of BoP

18. Structure and Position of BoP

19. Structure and Position of BoP

20. Structure and Position of BoP

27. Skema Posisi BoP