(t) Account debtor means a person liable for payment of a receivable.

Contributions receivable

As these countries posted current account deficits, northern European countries accumulated current account surpluses, exposing a widening competitiveness gap.

(b) Existing receivable means a receivable that arises upon or before conclusion of the contract of assignment and future receivable means a receivable that arises after conclusion of the contract of assignment

For them, the Chinese current account surplus and its mirror image, the US current account deficit, are the central problem.

(i) Accounts receivable other

(e) Accounts receivable other

(v) Original contract in the context of an assignment means the contract between the assignor and the account debtor from which the assigned receivable arises.

These countries combined current account deficit matches Germany s surplus almost exactly. (The eurozone s aggregate current account with the rest of the world is balanced.)

Aging analysis of contributions receivable

Accounts receivable are presented in statement II, net of a provision of 2,581,147 for doubtful accounts receivable comprising

Germany s enormous current account surplus aggravates their problems further.

Much is made of Germany s large current account surpluses.

(n) Provision for doubtful accounts receivable

Note 6 Provision for accounts receivable

Inventory and receivable revolving loan financing

Delay has made current account rebalancing via RMB appreciation costly.

Germany now has a current account surplus of about 215 billion a year, while the rest of the eurozone is running a current account deficit of about 140 billion.

Its current account is sliding into an ever deeper deficit hole.

The US current account deficit and the Asian surplus will shrink.

The world s current account balances must ultimately sum up to zero.

It then cites global current account imbalances, particularly the US external deficit, describing it as unprecedented for a reserve currency country to have a current account deficit of such magnitude.

For the most part, India s current growth slowdown and its fiscal and current account deficits are not structural problems.

Since a country s current account surplus is the difference between its national saving and its national investment, China s current account surplus is likely to continue to shrink in the coming years.

Many emerging markets have run current account surpluses for the first time.

They argue that current account balances reflect national savings and investment rates.

Current Account Deficit , Virginia Association of Economics, Richmond, Virginia, 10 March 2005.

As at 31 December 2003, the accumulated balance on the special account was 8,443,792, including an account receivable of 5,146,319 due from other organizations in the Vienna International Centre (VIC), of which 4,617,457 was due from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) alone.

(i) Another assignee of the same receivable from the same assignor, including a person who, by operation of law, claims a right in the assigned receivable as a result of its right in other property of the assignor, even if that receivable is not an international receivable and the assignment to that assignee is not an international assignment

In Spain, the counterpart to the current account deficit was private sector borrowing.

An increase in gold imports placed further pressure on the current account balance.

SINGAPORE These days everyone seems to want to run a current account surplus.

And with that lower saving rate will come a smaller current account surplus.

Not surprisingly, those economies with current account deficits are feeling the heat first.

The current account deficit has been almost eliminated, and the banking crisis contained.

What makes this perverse is that Germany runs a huge current account surplus.

This includes a receivable of 3,414,060 due from IAEA.

It is hard to argue that the RMB is not undervalued, given China s large and persistent current account and capital account surpluses.

Apart from the estimated uncollectable amounts, recorded under the provision for doubtful accounts receivable, we expect all significant accounts receivable at 31 December 2004 to be collected.

Given China s massive current account surplus (12 of GDP), the renminbi is still undervalued.

Rwanda s current account has deteriorated steadily, with the deficit now exceeding 10 of GDP.

On top of this is the almost certain unwinding of global current account imbalances.

Germany had moved to current account convertibility in 1958, but Japan only in 1964.

In a global economy with deficient aggregate demand, current account surpluses are a problem.

A country with current account and capital account surpluses and increasing foreign exchange reserves normally sees an excessive money supply and high inflation.