The balance of payments is an accounting record of the difference between the amount of money that a country receives (known as inpayments) and the amount of money that it pays out (known as outpayments).
Yes, as the balance of trade is only one part of the balance of payments
There isn't one..........................................................................................
Invisible balance of trade is the difference in value over a period of time of a country's imports and exports of services and payments of property incomes
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the balance of trade is how much you receive the balance of payment is how much you pay
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Yes, as the balance of trade is only one part of the balance of payments
There isn't one..........................................................................................
Invisible balance of trade is the difference in value over a period of time of a country's imports and exports of services and payments of property incomes
Balls and weiners!
the balance of trade is how much you receive the balance of payment is how much you pay
They are the balance of trade and the balance of payments.
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The difference between the value of imports and exports of a country is the balance of trade. It is a country's largest component of balance of payments.
Payment made between countries, whether in settlement of a trade debt, as a unilateral transfer of funds, for capital investment, or for some other purpose. The reasons for such payments and the methods of making them and accounting for them are matters of concern to economists and national governments. International debts are settled either from accumulated balances of foreign currency or claims on foreign currency, or by loans from creditor to debtor, or by drawing on the International Monetary Fund, or by movements of gold. How a country balances its international accounts is one of the most important decisions for its balance of payments.
Across global markets, it is not uncommon to observe the buying and selling of both real assets (plant and equipment, land) and financial assets (stocks, bonds). Such transactions are recorded in the capital account of a nation's balance of payments.
No, Germany has a balance of payments surplus.