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An extensive overview of the term 'balance' and its different contextual applications within the field of economics, such as external balance, internal balance, and invisible balance.
A comprehensive entry on the concept of balance of trade in economics, outlining its definition, historical context, analytical frameworks, and more.
Detailed dictionary entry for the economic term 'Balance Sheet,' including its definition, background, and major analytical frameworks.
An in-depth exploration of balance-of-payments crisis, its causes, remedies, and implications in various economic frameworks.
A balanced budget occurs when total government receipts and expenditure are equal, ensuring no additional government borrowing is required.
Exploring the concept of a balanced budget amendment, its implications, and economic frameworks.
An explanation of the balanced budget multiplier in Keynesian economics and its implications.
An economic equilibrium where major aggregate variables grow at a consistent rate over time.
Understanding balances held at the Bank of England by UK commercial banks used for settling interbank transactions.
A balancing item in economics refers to an entry made to reconcile differences between two figures that should, in theory, be identical. This term is often used in statistical accounting.
Baltic Free Trade Agreement - A free trade agreement between Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania established in 1993 and remaining in place until the three countries joined the European Union in 2004.
The 'Bank of the South,' a Latin American development bank established to provide an alternative to the IMF and World Bank.
