A) reduces investment and improves the current account balance.
B) reduces investment and reduces the current account balance.
C) has no effect on investment,but reduces the current account balance.
D) has no effect on either investment or the current account balance.
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A) 100.
B) 50.
C) -50.
D) -100.
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A) -$150 billion.
B) -$50 billion.
C) $50 billion.
D) $150 billion.
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A) 500.
B) 350.
C) -350.
D) -500.
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A) U) S.foreign liabilities exceeded U.S.foreign income.
B) U) S.receipts from foreign assets exceeded U.S.payments to foreign owners of U.S.assets.
C) U) S.official reserve assets were positive or negative.
D) the United States ran a balance of payments surplus or deficit last year.
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A) the trade balance plus the services balance.
B) net exports of goods and services,minus net unilateral transfers.
C) net exports of goods and services,plus investment income from abroad,plus net unilateral transfers.
D) net exports of goods and services,plus investment income from abroad,plus net unilateral transfers,minus the capital and financial account balance.
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A) desired international lending by one country equals desired international borrowing by the other country.
B) desired international lending will be the same in both countries.
C) desired international borrowing will be the same in both countries.
D) desired international lending and borrowing will be zero in both countries.
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A) dominates world trade in one or more products.
B) is physically larger than all small open economies.
C) has a larger population than all small open economies.
D) lends or borrows enough in the international capital market to influence the world real interest rate.
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A) fall; fall
B) rise; remain unchanged
C) fall; remain unchanged
D) rise; fall
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A) desired investment would decrease.
B) desired investment would increase.
C) the current account would increase.
D) the current account would decrease.
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A) Debit: merchandise trade; credit: capital and financial account
B) Debit: capital and financial account; credit: merchandise trade
C) Debit: merchandise trade; credit: services
D) Debit: services; credit: merchandise trade
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A) increase the current account balance by exactly 10 million colon.
B) increase the current account balance by less than 10 million colon.
C) reduce the current account balance by exactly 10 million colon.
D) reduce the current account balance by more than 10 million colon.
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A) rises; rises
B) rises; is unchanged
C) is unchanged; is unchanged
D) is unchanged; rises
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A) fall; fall
B) remain unchanged; rise
C) fall; rise
D) remain unchanged; fall
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A) there were a temporary negative domestic supply shock.
B) the government imposed capital controls and the capital and financial account had been in deficit.
C) foreigners were more willing to save.
D) there were a temporary negative supply shock abroad in a small open economy.
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A) rises; rises
B) rises; falls
C) falls; falls
D) falls; rises
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A) Debit: merchandise trade; credit: capital and financial account
B) Debit: capital and financial account; credit: merchandise trade
C) Debit: net unilateral transfers; credit: merchandise trade
D) Debit: merchandise trade; credit: net unilateral transfers
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