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Question
Distinguish balance of payment and balance of trade
Solution
Balance of Payment | Balance of Trade | |
1. Meaning | It is a systematic record of all economic transactions happened between the resident of one country | Balance of trade is statement showing the net effect of export and import of a country |
2. Nature of Transactions recorded | It records both the transactions relating to goods and services. | It records both the transactions relating to merchandise, i.e. goods and transactions. |
3. Capital Transactions | It records capital transactions | It does not record capital transactions |
4. Structure | It includes balance of trade. balance of services, balance of unilateral transfer and balance of capital transactions | It is part of current account of BOP |
5. Net Position | It always remains balanced in the sense that receipt side s made equal to payment side | It may be at favorable or unfavourable or in equilibrium state. |
6. Indicator Economic Status | It is true indicator of economic performance of an economy | It is not true indicator of economic prosperity or economic relations of country. |
7. Correcting Unfavourableness | Unfavorable balance of payment leads to deficit in balance of payment situation. | Unfavorable balance of trade can be converted into favorable balance of payment. |
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