Distinguish between ‘autonomous’ and ‘accommodating’ Balance of Payments transactions.
CBSE OUTSIDE DELHI - SET 3 2014
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Autonomous transactions are those which are not influenced by other transactions in Balance of Payment Account. Accommodating transactions are those which are undertaken to cover deficit/Surplus in BOP.
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