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Australia's Foreign Liabilities
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What are net foreign liabilities a long-term consequence of?

Running persistent current account deficits

What are the two main components of net foreign liabilities?

Net foreign debt and net foreign equity

What must happen with foreign debt obligations?

Regular interest payments regardless of econ conditions

When are returns on foreign equity paid?

Only when the investment is profitable

What were Australia's net foreign liabilities in 2022-23?

$822.2 billion (36.9% of GDP)

What does the debt servicing ratio measure?

Proportion of export revenue spent on interest

What was Australia's debt servicing ratio in 2022-23?

4.8%

What credit rating does Australia hold?

AAA (one of few countries)

What happened to Australia's net foreign equity since 2013?

Became negative (Aus. assets exceeded foreign)

What is the key difference between debt and equity financing?

Debt serviced in downturns; equity only when profitable

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