BPM

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BPM is the standard IMF manual that provides internationally agreed guidelines for compiling and presenting balance of payments and international investment position statistics.

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BPM canonical 2
BPM6 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international statistical standard ⓘ
statistical manual ⓘ
alignedWith SNA 2008 ⓘ
System of National Accounts ⓘ
appliesTo compilers of external sector statistics ⓘ
member countries of the International Monetary Fund ⓘ
category IMF statistical manuals and guides ⓘ
defines classification of balance of payments transactions ⓘ
concepts for balance of payments accounts ⓘ
definitions for international investment position ⓘ
presentation of balance of payments accounts ⓘ
presentation of international investment position accounts ⓘ
field balance of payments statistics ⓘ
international economics ⓘ
international investment position statistics ⓘ
fullName Balance of Payments Manual ⓘ
hasVersion BPM5 ⓘ
BPM6 ⓘ
linked to: BPM
language English ⓘ
latestVersion BPM6 ⓘ
organizationDomain International Monetary Fund Statistics Department ⓘ
provides internationally agreed guidelines for compiling balance of payments statistics ⓘ
internationally agreed guidelines for compiling international investment position statistics ⓘ
internationally agreed guidelines for presenting balance of payments statistics ⓘ
internationally agreed guidelines for presenting international investment position statistics ⓘ
publishedBy International Monetary Fund ⓘ
publisher IMF ⓘ
purpose to ensure international comparability of external sector statistics ⓘ
to harmonize balance of payments statistics across countries ⓘ
scope positions of external financial assets and liabilities ⓘ
transactions between residents and nonresidents ⓘ
subjectArea external sector statistics ⓘ
macroeconomic statistics ⓘ
targetAudience economists ⓘ
policy makers ⓘ
statisticians ⓘ
typeOfGuidance methodological guidelines ⓘ
statistical compilation guidance ⓘ
usedBy central banks ⓘ
international organizations ⓘ
national statistical offices ⓘ

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