(1) Special Drawing Rights ( SDRs ) are what is known as " paper gold. "

(2) Additional allocations of Special Drawing Rights would enable countries to build reserves without running trade surpluses.

(3) Nowadays(), such deficits are usuay financed by Special Drawing Rights ( SDRs ) drawn at the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ).

(4) Also in 1969 the creation of "special drawing rights" of the money (bookkeeping) units of international liquidity as a supplement to alleviate some of the members of the international income deficit.

(5) The reserves are composed of convertible foreign currencies, gold and International Monetary Fund special drawing rights.

(6) The institutional limitations are unlikely to make the IMF's special drawing rights an important reserve asset.

(7) The governor suggested the international community should consider expanding the IMF's special drawing rights.

(8) Prominent calls have been made by the Governor of the People's Bank of China, Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and others for a new reserve currency system based on the IMF's special drawing rights.

(9) Such a solution is readily available in the form of special drawing rights.

(10) Balance - of - payments deficits are increasingly financed by special drawing rights at the International Monetary Fund.