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Due to increased foreign investment within the country

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Low domestic demand has turned into stagflation and low wage growth in the economy.

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Not always. A current account deficit means that the economy is importing more than it is exporting. this means that the consumers are consuming more than they produce, which is good for the economy. However, it does have a few problems when kept for a long time. 1. the currency might depreciate as there is a decrease in the demand for it. 2. increased borrowing from abroad, this causes a poor international credit rating which makes it harder to get more loans. 3. higher interest rates, to attract financial investments. 4. contractionary fiscal policies to lower incomes, therefore decreasing imports. 3 and 4 may lead to a recession. 5. sale of domestic assets to make up for the debt, reducing a country's control over their assets.

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A current account deficit should correct itself over time as because the country is importing more than it is exporting, the value of the currency will depreciate, as it is used less, thus making imports more expensive, and exports cheaper

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A current account deficit should correct itself due to an overtime adjustment

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A record of all transactions between the residents of a country and the residents of all other countries, showing all payments received from other countries (credits), and all payments made to other countries (debits)

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Somewhat.. A current account deficit occurs when a currency is overvalued so more is imported than exported. Many MEDCs operate with large current account deficits, such as the US.

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HL Why should a current account deficit correct itself in the longer term in a free floating exchange rate system?

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HL Why should a current account deficit correct itself in the longer term in a free floating exchange rate system?

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Is a financial account surplus a problem?

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Is a financial account surplus a problem?

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Why does a current account deficit suggest there will be a financial account surplus?

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Why does a current account deficit suggest there will be a financial account surplus?

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Less money being spent on foreign goods/services

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What are the different parts of the Balance of Payments?

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What are the different parts of the Balance of Payments?