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Importing gold doesn't affect trade deficit?

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is very high in so, it can be considered as a kind of . Therefore, importing gold might be a kind of .

Moreover, reserve in both gold and other . When they use their foreign reserve to buy gold, they simply change the structure of their reserve, hence this action doesn’t affect .

Do you agree with these argument?

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  1. Jurijs Fadejevs on Aug 20, 2010

    True. (agree).
    Gold as reserve is just changing "store of value" form in this case, if gold would be used for production etc. then it could affect trade balance – but in this case it’s just conversion from one type of "value storage" to another…



  2. Jim on Aug 20, 2010

    No look at the result of the USA after it dropped the gold standard.


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