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ISSN: 2288-2766 © 2018 EABEA. http://eajbe.jams.or.kr doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.20498/eajbe.2018.6.2.28

The Payment Balance for the Theoretical and Methodical Aspects of Creation and the Analysis on Materials of Russia and Great Britain

Elena Nikolaevna Vyborova

Professor, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia E-mail: envyborova@gmail.com

Received: May 17, 2018. Revised: June 5, 2018. Accepted: June 20, 2018.

Abstract

Purpose – This study is to analyze the assessment of forming of a payment balance of the country and its condition.

Data array were used the data on the Russian Federation from the 1995-2016, across Great Britain – since the 2004- 2014 and in the retrospective aspect since the 1946.

Research design, data, and methodology – The payment balance is a ratio of payment amounts made this country abroad and the receipts received by it from abroad for a certain period; it is the systematic list of all economic transactions performed for a certain period of time between the residents of one country and the nonresidents. The scale of research on Russia: to be analyzed the amount of data from the 1995 by 2016. On Great Britain - the 2004- 2014, on South Korea - the 2017.

Results – Hypothesis 1. The detailed and simple systematization of balance sheet items increases the efficiency of analytical procedures and the mechanism of public administration. Hypothesis 2. The main of balance sheet items are deficit of Russian Federation scarce which, are generally counterbalanced with gold and foreign exchange reserves.

Conclusions – Considering the items of balance of payments of the studied countries in the context with other countries, it can be noted that the dynamics of the main items are closely linked with the main macroeconomic indicators and reflects the main tendency of the state development. The main items of balance sheet of South Korea's are intensive. The relatively stable dynamics in the macroeconomic indicators is observed in Japan and China

Keywords:

The Payment Balance, The Analysis, The Comparative Analysis, Regulation by Payment Balance, The Articles of Payment Balance.

JEL Classification Code: F30, F32, H19.

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1. Introduction

The international economic, financial relations, the economic transactions of the country find reflection in the balances of international settlements which represent a ratio of cash requirements and the liabilities, the receipts and the payments of the one country in relation to other countries. There is a set of kinds of balances: settlement, payment, balance of the international debt, etc. The one of the main documents of analytical practice is the payment balance.

The first attempts of its creation were made at the end of the X1V of century. The first official publication took place in the 1923. Where the data for the 1922. were displayed. Further the American economist H.Lari performs attempt of creation in the 1919 – 1939. Since the 1946 quarterly and annual creation of payment balance is performed. Since the 1947 the scheme of payment balance was published as the document of the OUN that was a substratum for development of the IMF of forms and the principles of creation of payment balance.

The payment balance, being display of state of the economy of the country, allows to give the generalized assessment to economic stability of the state, its liquidity, its position in the world community, to develop the tactical strategic mechanism of public administration. The analysis technique of a payment balance is traditional.

The contents, the structure of payment balance, its dynamic which can on a number of articles can be commensurated with GDP. If necessary the researched country is positioned with the leading countries of the world, the comparative analysis is carried. Within this article we will consider the results of assessment of payment balance of Russia and Great Britain.

2. Theoretical Background

The payment balance is a ratio of payment amounts made this country abroad and the receipts received by it from abroad for a certain period; it is the systematic list of all economic transactions performed for a certain period of time between the residents of one country and the nonresidents.

Differentiate a payment balance for a certain period and for a certain date. In the international practice the method of double record when each external economic transaction is subject to inclusion in the payment balance is applied and brought twice. The June record shows what changes in an asset and a liability of the country are caused by this transaction. The other record counterbalancing shows what means regulate the mutual requirements and the liabilities between the countries. All articles can be subdivided into the main and balancing. The main articles are independent, capable to influence balance of paying balance (for example, the current transactions). The balancing articles have no independence or are characterized by limited independence.

In the balance the actual money payments on the current commercial turnover integrated with currency-free transactions are reflected, including goods exchange transactions and the free external economic aid with movement of the short-term and the long-term capitals, the transactions which during this period aren't followed by money payments, and only generate mutual requirements and the liabilities of cash nature. The payment balance covers all transactions which are connected with legal transition of the property right to values from residents to nonresidents, and also transfer of cash, financial and other assets from the one country in another.

The contents of payment balance have the simple form. Classification of articles of payment balance by technique of IMF it is representable in appendix A. In each country its creation under the articles is performed individually.

The main section is the balance on current transactions and the capital balance. The balance on current transactions includes: the payments and the receipts on the foreign trade transactions or a trading balance; the balance of services (the international carriages, the freight, the insurance etc.) and non-commercial transactions (the payment under patents, a technical assistance), the income and the payments on investments. The capital balance contains of short- term and the long-term transactions, the transactions on loan granting.

The mistakes, the admittance cards, unaccounted short-term capital movement; the problem of budget deficit will be settled by means of the balancing articles. In this case, such transactions as the loans, the short-term loans under the agreement "swap" which are mutually provided by the Central Banks in national currency are performed.

For a covering of temporary gap in the balance of payments of IMF provides to Fund member countries the reserve (unconditional) credits (within 25% of their quotas). Industrialized countries will mobilize for settlement of gap in the balance of payments of means in the financial market of lending capitals in the type of loan of bank consortia, the bonded loans. Also soft credits obtained by the country through foreign "help" belong to temporary methods of covering of gap in the balance of payments (the subsidies and the gifts belong here).

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The main method of regulation of a paying balance is use by the country of the official gold and foreign exchange reserves, allowances of convertible foreign currency. SDR provided through the IMF since the 1970 and since the 1979 to ECU concern to the last. The supportive application of balancing of a payment balance is sale foreign and national securities on foreign currency. In particular, in the USA use the bonds of treasury in Central Banks of other countries.

The concepts and the models of regulation by payment balance there is a lot of. The theory of autonomous self- regulation of payment balance is developed D.Yum, D.Ricardo in the XYIII a century and is based on the gold movement. The Keynesian theory of regulation by payment balance is based on the state regulation. The theory of internal and external balance developed R.Harrod, E.Mandel and others relies on the tool and target method assuming studying of origins of unbalanced balance sheet items, a budget currency control and on the theory of standard regulation developed by R.Miller, D.Vilyamson, at the heart of which countercyclical, anti-inflationary regulation, the management of international settlements.

Lowering the overview of other concepts and the theories, we will note that there are different tools of regulation by payment balance (figure 1). Collective regulation of payment balance is performed at the interstate level and includes: cancellation of duties, unification of the taxation system, coordination of terms for crediting.

Interstate regulation includes development of measures taking into account what balance of payment balance:

passive or active.

Let's consider some measures provided in the drawing in more detail. The deflationary policy can be created differently. Here also decrease in the internal demand, the price and the salary freezing, restriction of budgeted expenses for the civil purposes, establishment of limit of growth of money supply, entering of credit restrictions, decrease in budget deficit, etc. can be referred.

Figure 1: The mechanism of regulation of payment balance.

The tools of regulation of payment balance

If balance passive:

1. Deflationary policy.

2. Devaluation.

3. Financial credit policy.

4. Currency restrictions.

5. Special measures of impact on payment balance during forming of its articles.

If balance active:

1. Revaluation.

2. The control of commodity export and growth of the equities, commodity import growth.

3. Increase of gold and foreign exchange reserves.

4. Increase of issued credits to the foreign states.

5. Restriction and expansionist actions.

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On payment balance it is possible to carry "invisible measures" to special measures of impact. For example, there are currency restrictions, restriction of regulation of export by tourists of currency. Currency restrictions on current transactions of payment balance can be in the shape:

- blocking of currency earnings of foreign exporters from sales of goods in this country, restriction of their opportunities to dispose of these means;

- Obligatory sale of currency earnings of exporter fully or partially, etc.;

- Limited sale of foreign currency to importers;

- Restriction for forward purchases by importers of foreign currency;

- The sales of goods abroad on national currency are forbidden;

- The payment of import of some goods of foreign currency is forbidden;

- Regulation of payment due dates on export and import in the conditions of instability of the currency rates.

On financial transactions of payment balance treat currency restrictions:

- Limitation of export of national and foreign currency, the gold, securities, granted loans;

- The control of activities of the market of lending capitals;

- Complete or partial cessation of settlement of external debt.

Credit restrictions including growth of an interest rate, the control of growth of money supply, commodity import, etc. belong to restriction actions. Expansionist actions include the measures directed to stimulation of commodity export, a capital movement.

3. The assessment of payment balance of Russian Federation

Estimating a payment balance of Russian Federation for the last eight years, it should be noted that surplus article is the account of current transactions (Table 1, Figure 2, 3, the appendix B: Figure 1). The account of movement capital with the equity throughout all analyzed period is deficit.

Row blue – the current account, Row red – the account of movement capital.

Figure 2: The dynamics of accounts of payment balance of Russian Federation in the 2008-2015.

103.9

50.4 67.5

97.3

71.3

33.4

57.5 69.0

-0.1 -12.5 -0.04 -0.1 -5.2 -0.4

-42

-0.3

-50 0 50 100 150

b il lio n $ U S A

2008-2015

The dynamics of accounts of payment balance of RF

in the 2008-2015

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Figure 3: The dynamics of the account of current transactions in the 2016.

By consideration of structure, it is necessary to specify that the account of current transactions surplus due to a trading balance (the appendix B: Figure 2, 3). Commodity export in the third quarter 2016 constituted the 71 billion

$, the import – the 21.2 billion $. At the same time the oil export and the oil products constitutes the 31.3 billion $.

The balance of services, the compensations, the investment revenues, and the secondary income are deficit. On balance of services, it is necessary to consider that in the third quarter 2016. The export constituted the 13.8 billion $, the import – the 21.1 billion $. The balance sheet deficit of compensation during this period made the 0.6 billion $, on balance of investment revenues payments in the amount the 16,5 billion $ are dominated.

At the same time the payments for bodies of federal management constituted the 0.6 billion $, on banks – the 2.1 billion, by other sectors –the 13.9 billion $. Considerable adoption of financial liabilities in the third quarter 2016 was observed in the federal bodies of management regarding portfolio investments. The release was in the amount the 1.3 billion $, in the secondary market – the 3.2 billion $. In other sectors the direct investments constituted the 3,5 billion $. Considerable acquisition of financial assets was also observed under this article the 1.9 billion $ on the direct investments and in other assets – the 4.5 billion $.

Estimating retrospective dynamics under articles of payment balance from the 1995 to the 2007, it should be noted that the deficit state of the account of current transactions was observed in the 1997 – the 80 million $(Figure 4, 5, the appendix B: Figure 4).

0.0 5.0 10.0

15.0 12.3

1.7 0.4

b ill io n $ U S A

1quarte 2 quarte 3 quarte The dynamics of the account of current

transactions in the 2016

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Figure 4: The dynamics of the account of current transactions in the 1995 - 2007.

Table 1: The main article of payment balance of Russian Federation in the 2008-2015.

billion $

The main article of payment balance 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

1. The account of current transactions 103,9 50,4 67,5 97,3 71,3 33,4 57,5 69,0

Trading balance 177,6 113,2 147 196,9 191,7 180,6 188,9 148,5

The balance of services -20,4 -17,6 -26,1 -33,5 -46,6 -58,3 -55,3 -36,9

The balance of compensation -14,5 -8,9 -8,5 -9,5 -11,8 -13,2 -10,1 -5,1

The balance of investment revenues -32,1 -31 -38,7 -51 -56,8 -66,5 -58 -31,9

The balance of rent 0,1 0,2 0,1 1 0,01 0,1 0,0

The balance of the secondary income -6,8 -5,5 -6,3 -5,7 -6,1 -9,3 -8,2 -5,6

2. The account of capital transactions -0,1 -12,5 -0,04 -0,1 -5,2 -0,4 -42 -0,3

3. The net mistakes and admittance cards -3,1 -6,4 -9,1 -8,7 -10,3 -8,9 8 3,9

4. Change of reserve assets ('+' - growth,

'-' - decrease) -38,9 3,4 36,8 12,6 30 -22,1 -107,5 1,7

The export, commodity import and services, the payment for investments in the 1995-2007 has a stable tendency to growth. In particular, the payments for investments increase by the 12.9 times from the 7,2 billion $ in the 1995 to the 92,8 billion $ in the 2007. The account of capital transactions and the financial instruments mainly deficit during this period of time (Figure 6, the appendix B: Figure 5, 6, 7, 8, 9). The surplus condition is observed in the 1995, the 1997, the 1998 of value the 2.2 billion $, the 8.9 billion $, the 9.1 billion $ respectively.

696310,847

-80 219 24,61629,11633,93535,41046,839 59,512 77,76884,60294,686

million $ USA

2

0 0 7 . - 1 9 9 5 г .

The dynamics of the account of current transactions in

the 1995 - 2007

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Row blue – the goods, Row red – the services.

Figure 5: The dynamics of goods and services of Russian Federation in the 1995-2007.

Figure 6: The dynamics of the account of capital transactions of Russian Federation in the 1995-2007.

The direct investments had a stable tendency to growth from the 2,1 billion $ in the 1995 to the 75 billion $ in the 2007. The amount of doubtful transactions increases though has the tendency to growth. The main balance sheet items are deficit of Russian Federation which, are generally counterbalanced with the gold and foreign exchange reserves.

1981621,592

14,91316,42936,014 60,172

48,121 46,335

59,860 85,825

118,364

139,269130,915

-9638 -5,383

-5,945-4,083-4,284

-6,665-9,131

-9,886-10,894

-12,693-13,775

-13,614-18,888

m il lio n $ U S A

1995-2007

The dynamics of goods and services of the RF (on the payment balance) in the 1995-2007

-3,595 21508,8609,142 -16,135

-37,549-26,236-24,385-23,039 -53,637

-76,689

-104,204 -64,421

million $ USA

19 95 -2 00 7

The dynamics of the account of capital transactions of

the Russian Federation in the 1995-2007

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4. The assessment of a payment balance of Great Britain.

The contents of articles of payment balance are simple and logical in England. In Great Britain the deficit of current balance is observed (the appendix C: Table 1). In the 2014 it constituted the 92.9 billion £, in the 2015 – the 100.2 billion £, in the first quarter 2016 – the 27 billion £, in the second – the 28.7 billion £ (Figure 7).

As a percentage to GDP in the second quarter 2016 it constituted the 5.4%.

From articles occupying the greatest specific weight in the goods – the 123.7 billion £, the travel – 10.1 billion

£ are flowing the account scarce, and also considerable payments exist on the investment transactions (Figure 8).

The retrospective dynamics of current account of Great Britain is also scarce and has a stable tendency to growth (Figure 9, 10). This study uses the applied software package of Statgraphics, in the analysis - the methods of multidimensional statistics.

Row blue – the current account quarterly, £ billion, Row red - in the % to GDP.

Figure 7: The current account of England in the 2015-2016.

Row blue – the balance of goods, Row red – the balance of services,

Row green – the balance of basic income, Row violet – the balance of the secondary income.

Figure 8: The structure of current account of United Kingdom in the 2014.

-24.97 -21.96 -20.49

-32.74

-27.00 -28.68

-5.50 -4.50 -4.00 -6.00 -5.60 -5.40

Q'1 Q'2 Q'3 Q'4 Q'1 …

The current account of England in the 2015-2016 (quarterly, £ billion) and in the % to GDP

-123672 89140

-33108-25249

The structure of current account of United Kingdom in the 2014, £ million

Trade in goods Trade in services Primary income Secondary income

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Figure 9: The dynamics of current account of Great Britain in the 1993-2014.

Figure 10: The dynamics of current account of Great Britain on the results of analyzes of data since the 1993-2014.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 -9794

-3597-5452 -4881

-1487 -3837

-24354-22975-21594 -23244-20323

-22867 -16620

-32297-37278

-55190 -45177-43514

-27400

-54698

-77908 -92889

£ m ill io n

1993-2014

The dynamics of current account of Great Britain in the 1993-2014

Time Sequence Plot for Current account

Quadratic trend = -9139,66 + 1219,8 t + -27,3254 t^2

C ur re nt a cc ou nt actual forecast

95,0% limits

0 20 40 60 80 100

-12

-9

-6

-3

0

(X 10000) 3

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The account of the equity in Great Britain mainly is scarce during the period since the 2004-2014. The surplus is observed in the 2004, 2008-2010. (The appendix C: Figure 1). The financial account during this period completely scarce (the appendix C: Figure 2). An investment line item of Great Britain in the world is very steady. The investments abroad United Kingdom is considerable. But the amount of investments within the country exceeds foreign amount of investments (the appendix C: Figure 3, 4). At the same time the greatest investment revenue during the analyzed period of time is yielded by investments abroad. And only in the 2012-2014 the income from local investments dominates (the appendix C: Figure 5).

5. Conclusions

The structure of payment balance of Russian Federation requires simple systematization of articles that will allow to regulate more effectively to them and to raise extent of financial control. On the results of estimating of payment balance of Russian Federation surplus article is the account of current transactions throughout all analyzed period since the 2008-2016. By consideration of structure, it is necessary to specify that the account of current transactions surplus due to a trading balance. The account of movement with capital in the researched period is deficit. On the balance of investment revenues the payments are dominated. The investment transactions, in general, in Russian Federation require not only detailed the assessment, but also increase the financial control on them. The main balance sheet items are deficit of Russian Federation which, are generally counterbalanced with the gold and foreign exchange reserves.

In Great Britain the structure of creation of payment balance analytically transparent that allows increasing effectiveness of analytical procedures and the controlling mechanism In England is observed the deficit of current balance. An investment line item of Great Britain in the world is very steady. England has the considerable investments in the kingdom and abroad which continuously bring in the greatest income. The income from local investments dominates in the 2012-2014.

Considering the items of balance of payments of the studied countries in the context with other countries, it can be noted that the dynamics of the main items are closely linked with the main macroeconomic indicators and reflects the main tendency of the state development. The dynamics the main items of balance sheet of South Korea's are intensive in the 2017. The relatively stable dynamics in the macroeconomic indicators is observed in Japan and China.

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Appendix A:

Classification of articles of payment balance by a technique of IMF.

A. The current transactions.

Trading balance.

The balance of services.

Here transportations, the insurance, the tourism, all types of communication, the transfers, the transactions of military nature (invisible transactions) are belong.

The investment incomes.

Other services and income.

Private unilateral transfers.

The unilateral state transfers.

Total A: The balance of current transactions.

В: The direct investments and other long-term capital.

The direct investments.

The portfolio investments.

Other long-term capital.

Total A + B (basic, steady transactions).

С: Other short-term capital.

D: The mistakes and admittance cards.

Total A + B + C

Е: The balancing articles.

Total A + B + C + D

F: The final change of allowances.

- the gold - SDR

- a reserve line item in the IMF - the foreign currency

- other requirements

- the credits of the IMF.

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Appendix В.

The result of assessment of payment balance of Russian Federation.

Row blue – the current account, Row red – the account of movement capital.

Figure 1: The dynamics of accounts of payment balance of Russian Federation in the 2008-2016.

Row dark blue – the balance of goods, Row red – the balance of services, Row green – the compensations, Row violet – the balance of investment income, Row blue – the balance of rent, Row orange - the balance of the secondary income.

Figure 2: The contents of account of current transactions in the 2008-2015.

-40.00 -20.00 0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35

b il lio n $ U S A

2008- 1-3 quarte 2016, (quarterly)

The dynamics of accounts of payment balance of Russian Federation in the 2008-2016, quarterly

177.6

113.2

147

196.9 191.7 180.6 188.9

148.5

-20.4-14.5 -17.6-8.9 -26.1-8.5 -33.5-9.5 -46.6-11.8 -58.3-13.2 -55.3-10.1 -36.9-5.1

-32.1 -31 -38.7 -51 -56.8 -66.5 -58 -31.9

0.1 0.2 0.1 1 0.01 0.1 0.0

-6.8 -5.5 -6.3 -5.7 -6.1 -9.3 -8.2 -5.6

-100 -50 0 50 100 150 200 250

b il lio n $ U S A

2008-2016

The contents of account of current transactions in the

2008-2015

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Row dark blue – the balance of goods, Row red – the balance of services, Row green – the compensations, Row violet – the balance of investment income, Row blue – the balance of rent, Row orange - the balance of the secondary income.

Figure 3: The contents of account of current transactions in the 2016.

Row blue – the balance of compensations, Row red – the balance of investment, Row green – the current transfers.

Figure 4: The dynamic of article of payment balance of Russian Federation in the 1995-2007.

7.2 7.2 7.8

6.6 7.5 8.0

6.3 4.7 7.4

-1.5 -1.4 -1.9 -2.0 -1.9

-2.1 -2.6 -2.9 -1.9 0.0

-0.2 -0.2 -0.1 -0.1 -0.1 -0.2 -0.2 -0.2 -0.9 -1.2 -1.3

-3.5 -2.4 -7.0

-2.4 -2.8 -2.7

-0.2 -0.4 -0.6 -0.4 -0.6 -0.2 -0.7 -0.7 -0.8

-10.0 -5.0 0.0 5.0 10.0

b il lio n $ U S A

September-October 2016

The contents of account of current transactions in the 2016

-303 -406 -342 -164

221 268 130 197 -144

-258

-1,133-4,168-7,318 -3069

-5029 -8350

-11626

-7,937-7,004 -4,368

-6,780

-13,027-12,513 -17,816

-25,265-23,434 157 72

-356 -337

601 69

-817 -750 -385

-850-1,038 -1,537

-3,506

m ill io n $ U S A

1995 -2007

The dynamic of article of payment balance of RF in

the 1995-2007

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Row blue – the current account, Row red – the account of movement capital.

Figure 5: The dynamic of article of payment balance of Russian Federation in the 1995-2007.

Row dark blue – the other investment, Row green – the financial derivatives, Row red – the portfolio investment, Row blue – the direct investment.

Figure 6: The contents of account of financial account in the 1995-2007.

-347 -463 -797 -382-328 10,955

-9,356

-12,388-993 -1,624 -12,764

191

-10,224 2497

-3132

96579525

-15,807 -48,504

-15,029-10,651 -25,243

-52,014-63,925

-104,395 -54,197

m ill io n $ U S A

1995-2007

The dynamic of article of payment balance of RF in the 1995-2007

146016561681 1,1021492 -463-72 216 -1,769

1,662 1186,5509,158

-2444

4410 45775

-946 8618

-10,334-653 2,960

-4,509 623

-11,379 5,553 15,702

13640 -100-233-99332

13867 -12040

-35863-21,697-14,185-6,380-5890-2,178 6,760

-8,964 9,030

-19,083 79,688

million $ USA

20 07 -1 99 5

The contents of account of financial account in

the 1995-2007

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Blue line – the cash foreign currency, Red line – the balance of current accounts and deposits, Green line – the trade credit and advances.

Figure 7: The dynamics of the account assets of RF in the 1995-2007.

Dark blue line – the cash national currency, Red line – the past due debt, Green line – the debt on the goods on the base government agreement,

Violet line – the doubtful transactions, Blue line – the other assets.

Figure 8: The dynamics of the account assets of RF in the 1995-2007.

-20000 -10000 0 10000 20000

m ill io n $ U S A

1995-2007

The dynamics of the account assets of RF in the 1995-2007

-40000 -30000 -20000 -10000 0 10000 20000

million $ USA

1995-2007

The dynamics of the account assets of RF

in the 1995-2007

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Dark blue line – the balance of goods, Red line – the balance of current accounts and deposits, Green line – the trade credit and advances, Violet line – the loans and credits,

Blue line – the past due debt, Orange line – the other liability.

Figure 9: The dynamics of account of liability of RF in the 1995-2007.

-50000 0 50000 100000 150000

m ill io n $ U S A

1995-2007

The dynamics of account of liability of RF

in the 1995-2007

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Appendix С.

The result of assessment of payment balance of Great Britain.

Table 1: The main articles of a payment balance of Great Britain in 2014.

£ million

The main articles of a payment balance Credits Debits +/-

1. Current account

A. Goods and services 515191 549723 -34532

1. Goods 295432 419104 -123672

2. Services 219759 130619 89140

2.1. Manufacturing physical inputs owned by others 1965 709 1256

2.2. Maintenance and repair 2444 359 2085

2.3. Transport 26706 19369 7337

2.4. Travel 28341 38428 -10087

2.5. Construction 1965 2185 -220

2.6. Insurance and pension services 20110 1374 18736

2.7. Financial 49223 10004 39219

2.8. Intellectual property 10941 5924 5017

2.9. Telecommunications, computer and information

services 16332 9413 6919

2.10. Other business 57135 35508 21627

2.11. Personal, cultural and recreational services 2126 3143 -1017

2.12. Government 2471 4203 -1732

B. Primary income 144450 177558 -33108

1. Compensation of employees 1074 1517 -443

2. Investment income 141067 173081 -32014

2.1. Direct investment 72642 70642 2000

2.2. Portfolio investment 44705 67652 -22947

2.3. Other investment 23074 34787 -11713

2.4. Reserve assets 646 646

3. Other primary income 2309 2960 -651

C. Secondary income 19177 44426 -25249

1. General government 5032 25933 -20901

2. Other sectors 14145 18493 -4348

Total current account 678818 771707 -92889

2. Capital account

1. Capital transfers 1478 1727 -249

2. Acquisition/disposal of non-produced, non-financial

assets 546 1059 -513

Total capital account 2024 2786 -762

Net acquisition of financial

assets

Net incurrence of liabilities 3. Financial account

(18)

1.1. Equity capital other than reinvestment of earnings -69380 -69380

1.2. Reinvestment of earnings -9724 -9724

1.3. Debt instruments1 25696 25696

In United Kingdom 28192 -28192

1.1. Equity capital other than reinvestment of earnings 16019 -16019

1.2. Reinvestment of earnings 11227 -11227

1.3. Debt instruments2 946 -946

2. Portfolio investment 17595 99553 -81958

Assets 17595 17595

2.1. Equity and investment fund shares -17314 -17314

2.2. Debt securities 34909 34909

Liabilities 99553 -99553

2.1. Equity and investment fund shares 11664 -11664

2.2. Debt securities 87889 -87889

3. Financial derivatives and employee stock options (net) -13955 -13955

4. Other investment 112026 31034 80992

Assets 112026 112026

4.1. Other equity 261 261

4.2. Currency and deposits 70876 70876

4.3. Loans 41326 41326

4.4. Trade credit and advances -127 -127

4.5. Other accounts receivable -310 -310

Liabilities 31034 -31034

4.1. Currency and deposits -7902 7902

4.2. Loans 37561 -37561

4.3. Insurance, pensions and standardized guarantee schemes -251 251

4.4. Trade credit and advances -

4.5. Other accounts payable 1626 -1626

4.6. Special drawing rights -

5. Reserve assets 7113 7113

5.1. Monetary gold -

5.2. Special drawing rights -14 -14

5.3. Reserve position in the IMF -513 -513

5.4. Other reserve assets 7640 7640

Total financial account 69371 158779 -89408

(19)

Figure 1: The dynamics of accounts of capital of Great Britain in the 2004-2014.

Figure 2: The dynamics of financial accounts of England in the 2004-2014.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

90

-843

-1527 -169

220 404

3

-380 -167 -472

£ m ill io n

-762

2004-2014

The dynamics of accounts of capital of UK in the 2004-2014.

-13517-12309 -28644-26556

-39301-30276-29024-18239 -44821

-69139 -89408

1 3 5 7 9 11

2004-2014

£ m il lio n

The dynamics of financial accounts of UK

in the 2004-2014.

(20)

Segment 1 – the direct investments, Segment 2 – the portfolio investments,

Segment 3 – the financial derivatives, Segment 4 – the other investments, Segment 5 – the assets.

Figure 3: The investment position of United Kingdom abroad in the 2014.

Segment 1 – the direct investments, Segment 2 – the portfolio investments,

Segment 3 – the financial derivatives, Segment 4 – the other investments, Segment 5 – the assets.

Figure 4: The investment position of United Kingdom item in the 2014.

1227

2510.1

2828.6 3538.4

67.7

The investment position of United Kingdom abroad in the 2014.

1 2 3 4 5

1375

2619.2

2806.5 3825.2

The investment position of United Kingdom item in the 2014.

1 2 3 4

(21)

Figure 5: The dynamics of investment revenue of England in the 2004-2014.

22.7 32.1

16.6 16.6

5.6 4.9

20.5 20.4

1.5

-16 -32

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

£ b ill io n

2004-2014

The dynamics of investment revenue of England

in the 2004-2014.

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