Karl Marx — Glossary

The capital account records cross-border transfers of ownership of assets, including investments, loans, and banking flows.

The process of removing restrictions on capital flows into and out of a country to encourage investment and financial integration.

A measure of a bank's capital relative to its risk-weighted assets to ensure financial stability.

Government measures to regulate cross-border capital movements to stabilize the economy.

Rapid movement of large sums of money out of a country due to economic or political instability, often harming the domestic economy.

The degree of fluctuation in cross-border financial investments and loans over a short period, affecting economic stability.

Additional capital banks must hold during economic expansions to protect the financial system during downturns.

The spread of financial instability from one country or market to others due to interconnected financial systems.

Marx's theory that material economic conditions and class relations are the primary drivers of historical development and social change.

A political ideology advocating for collective ownership or regulation of the means of production to promote social [Equality](https://modeldiplomat.com/learn/glossary/equality).