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The paper argues that the balance of payments is a monetary phenomenon, and that it can only be understood by the application of monetary theory. Although this may seem obvious, it tends to be obscured from public understanding, and the understanding even... see more

This article discusses the significance of worldwide balance of payments disequilibrium with specific reference to the US current and capital account deficits. The first part of the article summarises the most important statistics concerned with the 'worl... see more

The mammoth increase in oil prices has generated correspondingly mammoth balance of payments deficits in the main industrialised countries. This has created serious political problems for Europe, among which, those of a more strictly economic nature requi... see more

During 1982 increasing strains have emerged in the financing of external deficits, and important sovereign borrowers, no longer able to meet their debt service commitments, have sought a rescheduling of their foreign debt. At the same time the internation... see more

The legacy of the oil crisis, which simultaneously had an inflationary and a deflationary impact on the world economy, is still here five years later. While in recent years the United States has maintained economic expansion with little regard to its bala... see more

The paper shows that if long-run balance of payments equilibrium on current account is a requirement then a country's long run growth rate can be approximated by the ratio of the growth of exports to the income elasticity of demand for imports. The model ... see more

This paper assesses various critiques that have been levelled over the years against Thirlwall’s Law and the balance-of-payments constrained growth model. It starts by assessing the criticisms that the law is largely capturing an identity; that the law of... see more

Thirlwall’s 1979 balance of payments constrained growth model predicts that a country’s long run growth of GDP can be approximated by the ratio of the growth of real exports to the income elasticity of demand for imports assuming negligible effects from r... see more

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