Who Will Pay the Price for Trump’s Economic Goals?
https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/who-will-pay-the-price-for-trumps-economic-goals-37a7df15
Slash the trade deficit and the net inflow of foreign money dries up. This will hit share prices and raise the cost of borrowing for companies.
https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/who-will-pay-the-price-for-trumps-economic-goals-37a7df15
Slash the trade deficit and the net inflow of foreign money dries up. This will hit share prices and raise the cost of borrowing for companies.
The basic open-economy identity
https://thehill.com/opinion/5092814-dollar-weakens-2024/
A fundamental open-economic identity posits that, for each individual economy, the difference between total national saving (the sum of private and public sector saving) and gross domestic private investment should equal the current account balance. Simply put, a country with excess national saving will run a current account surplus and be a net foreign lender, and a country encountering a national saving shortfall will experience a current account deficit and be forced to borrow from abroad.
https://thehill.com/opinion/5092814-dollar-weakens-2024/
A fundamental open-economic identity posits that, for each individual economy, the difference between total national saving (the sum of private and public sector saving) and gross domestic private investment should equal the current account balance. Simply put, a country with excess national saving will run a current account surplus and be a net foreign lender, and a country encountering a national saving shortfall will experience a current account deficit and be forced to borrow from abroad.