The official element in the balance of payments used to address discrepancies in a country’s current and capital account balances.
A package of policy measures designed to cure balance-of-payments problems.
UK Balance of Payments, an annual publication detailing the country's external economic affairs.
An in-depth look at the concept and implications of net property income from abroad in economics.
An overview of the balance of payments, detailing its components, significance, and associated analytical frameworks.
An in-depth exploration of balance-of-payments crisis, its causes, remedies, and implications in various economic frameworks.
A curve depicting balance of payments equilibrium in the IS–LM model.
A record of transactions which do not involve income or expenditure, but change the form in which assets are held
A comprehensive overview of the economics term 'current account,' including its definition, historical context, and analytical frameworks.
Understanding the concept of current account deficit in a country's balance of payments
An excess of receipts over expenditure on the current account in a country’s balance of payments.
A sustainable pattern of transactions with the rest of the world.
The condition of the balance of payments under which the original rules of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) allowed countries to devalue their currencies.
Money in bank balances or liquid securities which is liable to rapid removal to other countries if the holders suspect that the currency will depreciate.
A temporary additional tax on imports imposed to address balance-of-payments problems.
An economic theory popular in the 16th to 18th centuries that viewed a nation’s supply of capital as the determinant of welfare.
The part of the balance-of-payments accounts referring to visible trade, or merchandise imports and exports.
Money sent by migrant workers in foreign countries to their former homes for various purposes.
An examination of misaligned exchange rates and their economic implications.
Oil produced in the North Sea, its impact on UK production, and economic implications.
A situation in which there is a sudden fall in the availability and/or a large increase in the price of oil.
Economic surpluses from oil-exporting countries invested abroad in US dollar-denominated securities.
A detailed examination of the realignment of exchange rates, including its historical application and impact within economic systems.
A comprehensive overview of the historical and economic significance of the 'Rules of the Game' under the gold standard.
The method by which a central bank prevents balance-of-payments surpluses or deficits from affecting the domestic money supply.
A detailed exploration of the concept of an under-valued currency, its consequences, causes, and related economic aspects.
