Secondary income

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In 2014, a newly designated unit within the current account: previous current transfers, sometimes also referred to as the transfer balance. It includes all transfers that are made without direct consideration, broadly speaking, transfers between the domestic economy and other countries that are made free of charge. These include, for example, remittances from foreign workers to their home countries, contributions to international organizations and the overall area of development aid. – See primary income. – Cf. Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of June 2014, pp. 59 et seq. (rearrangement of recording methodology, detailed presentation with overviews and important information in the notes).

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Merk, G. (Hrsg.): „Secondary income“. In: Finanz- und Wirtschaftslexikon. https://www.gerhardmerk.de/secondary-income-2/ (Stand: 25.07.2023).

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