Trade Effects of the Oil Crisis
Trade Effects of the Oil Crisis
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-. Uan the percentage increase in current income .
dx dy .
^^ ' dP, T dP, T o/g x o/g y ^ g, e '^ •'g. E The trade balance of the oil-exporting countries is nothing other than the difference between total income and total expenditures.
(13) TB = y"^ - X^ e g, e g, e The change in the trade balance will therefore equal dTB dy"^ dx'^ (14) ^ = —Sl^ - — S^ ^^^^ dP, " dP, dP / o/g o/g o/g Assuming that expenditures roughly equal income at the outset, i. E. , TB 0, then T T dTB /dy dx . , ^ ^ d?, dP,... T dP, T ) ^g, e o/g \ o/g yg^^ o/g Xg^^ dTB From equation (12) we know that ^ >0 when the rise In the price o/g of oil is temporary. The oil-exporting countries can be expected to run a temporary cr<:. de="" balance="" surplus.="" this="" case="" corresponds="" well="" to="" a="" situation="" where="" there="" is="" an="" evenly="" distributed="" surge="" in="" the="" demand="" for="" oil="" due="" temporary="" cause="" such="" as="" bad="" weather.="" it="" does="" not="" however="" correspond="" cartel="" restric-="" tions="" albeit="" on="" export="" of="" oil.="" restricted="" rise="" price="" comes="" about="" result="" fall="" income="" fr="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-. Uan the percentage increase in current income .
dx dy .
^^ ' dP, T dP, T o/g x o/g y ^ g, e '^ •'g. E The trade balance of the oil-exporting countries is nothing other than the difference between total income and total expenditures.
(13) TB = y"^ - X^ e g, e g, e The change in the trade balance will therefore equal dTB dy"^ dx'^ (14) ^ = —Sl^ - — S^ ^^^^ dP, " dP, dP / o/g o/g o/g Assuming that expenditures roughly equal income at the outset, i. E. , TB 0, then T T dTB /dy dx . , ^ ^ d?, dP,... T dP, T ) ^g, e o/g \ o/g yg^^ o/g Xg^^ dTB From equation (12) we know that ^ >0 when the rise In the price o/g of oil is temporary. The oil-exporting countries can be expected to run a temporary cr<:. de="" balance="" surplus.="" this="" case="" corresponds="" well="" to="" a="" situation="" where="" there="" is="" an="" evenly="" distributed="" surge="" in="" the="" demand="" for="" oil="" due="" temporary="" cause="" such="" as="" bad="" weather.="" it="" does="" not="" however="" correspond="" cartel="" restric-="" tions="" albeit="" on="" export="" of="" oil.="" restricted="" rise="" price="" comes="" about="" result="" fall="" income="" fr="">
What to read after Trade Effects of the Oil Crisis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tamir Agmon to read onlineMoreLess
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