14.3 Balance of Payments Flashcards
Balance of payments
Record of all currency flows into and out of a country in a given time period.
Record of all currency flows into and out of a country in a given time period.
Balance of payments
Current account
Currency flows into and out of a country for:
- goods and services
- primary and secondary income flows
in a given time period.
Currency flows into and out of a country for:
- goods and services
- primary and secondary income flows
in a given time period.
Current account
Financial account
Records capital flows into and out of the economy
What are the components of the Current account?
1) Balance of trade in goods.
2) Balance of in services.
3) Primary income flows.
4) Secondary income flows.
What does ‘Inward Primary Income Flows’ constitute in the Current Account?
Income from UK owned capital assets located overseas.
What does ‘Outward Primary Income Flows’ constitute in the Current Account?
Outward flowing income paid to overseas investors for assets located in the UK.
What does the ‘Balance of secondary income’ constitute in the Current Account?
Gifts of money, international aid, transfers between UK and EU flowing into or out of the UK in a given time period.
Gifts of money, international aid, transfers between UK and EU flowing into or out of the UK in a given time period.
Balance of secondary income