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Macroeconomics Econ202A Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas UC Berkeley Berkeley, Fall 2014 November 18, 2014 1/11 The First Oil Price Shock Nt ten r- ) N % I I I I I I N ~~OcI I 0O N tn ^N Nt tn Nt > I I I I >~~~t -- m - %C 1 - C -- N 00N o N 0 %e Nt I I I I I I O%OC 0O0 Xo F ~~Nt %C r o? o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0~ CQ 0 II I 00 00 % N Nt % 00 Fo~~~~~~~~~I II II : mt ooo oo CN q tmffi > 0 0o O. 0 N i' ~~~~~~~~~~II I I II o > o ^ t? o4 o 4 o 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 oogco 0aO E t?, o o o z o z I t 16-4 D, O C? C 0000 Source: Sachs (1981), Table 1. 2/11

Global Imbalances % of World GDP 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00-0.50-1.00-1.50 Asian Crisis Financial Crisis -2.00 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 U.S. Europe Japan Oil Producers Emerging Asia ex-china China Source: Oil Producers: Bahrein, Canada, Kuwait, Iran, Libya, Nigeria, Norway, Mexico, Oman, Russia, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia. Emerging Asia ex-china: Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand. Europe: European Union. Data Source: IMF WEO, Various Issues 3/11 World Interest Rates percent 6 5 4 3 2 1 0-1 -2-3 1990 1993 1996 1999 2002 2005 2008 2011 world-short real US-long real 10-year TIPS Source: world-short real: ex-post 3-month real interest rate for the G-7 countries (GDP weighted). U.S.-long real: 10-year yield on U.S. Treasuries minus 10-year expected inflation. 10-year TIPS: yield on inflation indexed 10-year Treasuries. Source: Global Financial Database, IMF International Statistics, OECD Economic Outlook, Survey of Professional Forecasters 4/11

Allocation Puzzle Capital Inflows (percent of GDP) 10 5 0 5 10 15 RWA TGO MOZ COG TZA MLI SEN MWI NER MDG CIV HND BOL CRI BEN LKA PER JAM NPL CHL CYP CMR GHA ECU GTM TUN DOM JOR KEN MAR HTI ARGFJI ISR PAK MEXPHL PNGPRY UGA THA ETH BRACOL MUS PAN SLV TUR IDN BGD URY MYS EGY IND TTO AGO NGA ZAF GABSYR KOR IRN CHN VEN HKG BWA SGP TWN 4 2 0 2 4 6 Productivity Growth (%) Average Productivity Growth and Capital Inflows Between 1980 and 2000. Note: Sample of 68 developing economies. Source: Gourinchas and Jeanne (2013) 5/11 Cross-Border Asset and Liabilities (% of World GDP) G'7% 250%# BRIC% 25%# 200%# 20%# 150%# 15%# 100%# 10%# 50%# 5%# 0%# 0%# 1970# 1974# 1978# 1982# 1986# 1990# 1994# 1998# 2002# 2006# 2010# G-7# BRIC#(Brazil,#India,#Russia,#China)# Cross-Border Assets and Liabilities Defined as the Sum of Gross External Assets and Liabilities. Source: Lane and Milesi-Ferretti (2007a) updated to 2010 6/11

Heterogeneity in International Portfolios: Net Risky Position 20%% 10%% 0%%!10%%!20%%!30%%!40%% 1970% 1975% 1980% 1985% 1990% 1995% 2000% 2005% 2010% G!7% BRIC%(Brazil,%India,%China,%Russia)% Net Risky Position Defined as Equity and Direct Investment Assets, Minus Equity and Direct Investment Liabilities. Source: Lane and Milesi-Ferretti (2007a) updated to 2010 7/11 US Gross Asset Position (percent of output) 140" 120" 100" 80" 60" 40" 20" 0" 1952" 1956" 1960" 1964" 1968" 1972" 1976" 1980" 1984" 1988" 1992" 1996" 2000" 2004" 2008" 2012" Gold" Banks" Debt" Direct"Investment" Equity" Source: BEA, SCB, 1941-43 Treasury Surveys. Gourinchas, Rey & Govillot (2013) 8/11

US Gross Liabilities Position (percent of output) 160" 140" 120" 100" 80" 60" 40" 20" 0" 1952" 1956" 1960" 1964" 1968" 1972" 1976" 1980" 1984" 1988" 1992" 1996" 2000" 2004" 2008" 2012" Banks" Government"Debt" Corporate"Debt" Direct"Investment" Equity" Source: BEA, SCB, 1941-43 Treasury Surveys.Gourinchas, Rey & Govillot (2013) 9/11 Change in US IIP Line Type of investment Yearend position, 2012 Total Financialaccount transactions Change in position in 2013 Total Attributable to: Other changes in position Price changes Exchange-rate changes 1 Changes in volume and valuation n.i.e. 2 1 U.S. net international investment position (line 4 less line 35)... 4,578,245 804,751 370,658 434,093 ( 4 ) ( 4 ) ( 4 ) 5,382,996 2 Net international investment position excluding financial derivatives (line 5 less line 36) 4,636,021 820,521 372,906 447,615 182,734 231,287 33,596 5,456,542 3 Financial derivatives other than reserves, net (line 6 less line 37) 3 57,776 15,770 2,248 13,522 ( 4 ) ( 4 ) ( 4 ) 73,546 4 U.S. assets... 22,520,346 1,189,497 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 23,709,843 5 Assets excluding financial derivatives (sum of lines 7, 10, 21, and 26)... 18,900,585 1,989,423 644,763 1,344,660 1,616,523 260,451 11,412 20,890,008 6 Financial derivatives other than reserves, gross positive fair value (line 15)... 3,619,761 799,926 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,819,835 By functional category: 7 Direct investment at market value... 5,938,327 1,141,731 408,243 733,488 775,024 15,791 25,745 7,080,058 8 Equity... 4,980,979 1,089,023 352,106 736,917 775,024 15,791 22,316 6,070,002 9 Debt instruments... 957,348 52,708 56,137 3,429...... 3,429 1,010,056 10 Portfolio investment... 7,967,014 1,216,046 489,877 726,169 960,123 237,606 3,652 9,183,060 11 Equity and investment fund shares... 5,311,509 1,132,723 275,244 857,479 1,054,948 209,309 11,840 6,444,232 12 Debt securities... 2,655,505 83,323 214,633 131,310 94,825 28,297 8,188 2,738,828 13 Shor t term... 414,909 31,801 45,373 13,572... 1,705 11,866 446,710 14 Long term... 2,240,596 51,522 169,260 117,738 94,825 26,591 3,678 2,292,118 15 Financial derivatives other than reserves, gross positive fair value... 3,619,761 799,926 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,819,835 16 Over-the-counter contracts... 3,585,781 802,734 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,783,047 17 Single-currency interest rate contracts... 2,973,245 765,553 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,207,692 18 Foreign exchange contracts... 280,217 11,717 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 291,934 19 Other contracts... 332,319 48,898 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 283,421 20 Exchange-traded contracts... 33,980 2,808 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 36,788 21 Other investment... 4,422,876 244,319 250,260 5,941... 4,740 10,682 4,178,557 22 Currency and deposits... 2,052,987 80,838 115,641 34,803... 798 34,005 1,972,149 23 Loans... 2,314,165 153,042 137,978 15,064... 5,422 9,642 2,161,123 24 Insurance technical reserves... n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 25 Trade credit and advances... 55,724 10,438 3,359 13,797... 116 13,681 45,286 26 Reserve assets... 572,368 124,035 3,097 120,938 118,624 2,314 0 448,333 27 Monetary gold... 433,434 118,459 0 118,459 118,459... 0 314,975 28 Special drawing rights... 55,050 134 22 112... 112 0 55,184 29 Reserve position in the International Monetary Fund... 34,161 3,411 3,438 27... 27 0 30,750 30 Other reserve assets... 49,723 2,299 319 2,618 165 2,453 0 47,424 31 Currency and deposits... 24,933 4,044 3 4,047... 567 3,480 20,889 32 Securities... 23,471 2,035 315 2,350 165 2,079 106 21,436 33 Financial derivatives........................... 34 Other claims... 1,319 3,780 1 3,779... 193 3,586 5,099 35 U.S. liabilities... 27,098,591 1,994,249 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 29,092,840 36 Liabilities excluding financial derivatives (sum of lines 38, 41, and 56)... 23,536,606 2,809,945 1,017,669 1,792,276 1,799,257 29,164 22,184 26,346,551 37 Financial derivatives other than reserves, gross negative fair value (line 50)... 3,561,985 815,696 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,746,289 By functional category: 38 Direct investment at market value... 4,670,942 1,119,609 294,972 824,637 871,100... 46,463 5,790,551 39 Equity... 3,409,913 1,052,065 226,834 825,231 871,100... 45,869 4,461,978 40 Debt instruments... 1,261,029 67,544 68,138 594...... 594 1,328,573 41 Portfolio investment... 13,978,875 1,524,317 490,943 1,033,374 928,157 26,306 131,523 15,503,192 42 Equity and investment fund shares... 4,545,371 1,276,116 85,407 1,361,523 1,285,442 0 76,081 5,821,487 43 Debt securities... 9,433,504 248,201 576,351 328,150 357,285 26,306 55,441 9,681,705 44 Shor t term... 844,743 47,912 46,718 1,194... 9 1,185 892,655 45 Treasury bills and certificates... 661,654 24,382 24,382 0...... 0 686,036 46 Other short-term securities... 183,089 23,530 22,336 1,194... 9 1,185 206,619 47 Long term... 8,588,761 200,289 529,632 329,343 357,285 26,315 54,257 8,789,050 48 Treasury bonds and notes... 4,909,828 199,028 406,876 207,848 221,130... 13,282 5,108,856 49 Other long-term securities... 3,678,933 1,261 122,756 121,495 136,155 26,315 40,975 3,680,194 50 Financial derivatives other than reserves, gross negative fair value... 3,561,985 815,696 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,746,289 51 Over-the-counter contracts... 3,527,668 817,922 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,709,746 52 Single-currency interest rate contracts... 2,912,113 769,254 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 2,142,859 53 Foreign exchange contracts... 295,181 4,391 ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) ( 3 ) 290,790 Source: BEA IIP Table 1.3. Millions of USD. SCB July 2014 Yearend position, 2013 10 / 11

US Net Foreign Asset Position (percent of output) 20$ 10$ 0$!10$!20$!30$!40$!50$!60$ 1952$ 1956$ 1960$ 1964$ 1968$ 1972$ 1976$ 1980$ 1984$ 1988$ 1992$ 1996$ 2000$ 2004$ 2008$ 2012$ NA/GDP$ Cumulated$CA/GDP$ Source: BEA, SCB, 1941-43 Treasury Surveys. Gourinchas, Rey & Govillot (2013) 11 / 11