A surplus on the balance of payments usually refers to a surplus or deficit on the
............................................ account.
Which word correctly complete this statement?
A: Current
B: Capital
C: Financial
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............................................ account.
Which word correctly complete this statement?
A: Current
B: Capital
C: Financial
D: 点击编辑答案内容
A
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- A surplus on the balance of payments usually refers to a surplus or deficit on the _____account. Which word correctly complete this statement? A: Current B: Capital C: Financial D: Outsourcing
- A surplus on the balance of payments usually refers to a surplus or deficit on the _____account. Which word correctly complete this statement? A: Current B: Capital C: Financial D: check
- When a country faces a current account surplus, theoretically it also faces A: a services trade deficit B: a capital and financial account deficit C: a capital and financial account surplus D: a services trade surplus
- Over the last twenty years, the U.S. has generally had a current account ________ and a capital account ________. A: surplus, surplus B: surplus, deficit C: deficit, surplus D: deficit, deficit
- A country has a current account __________ if it is saving more than it is investing domestically. A: surplus B: deficit C: balance D: unbalance
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The official settlements balance or balance of payments is the sum of the current account balance and the capital account balance.
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Balance-of-payments accounts are national accounts that track both _________________ and _________________ foreigners. A: surplus to, deficit from B: receipts to, payments from C: deficit to, surplus from D: payments to, receipts from
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Governments normally are concerned when their country is running a surplus on the current account of their balance of payments. ( ）
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Current account surplus suggests there might be: A: Negative net savings of private secto B: Positive net savings of private secto C: Government deficit D: Government surplus
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A country experiencing a current account surplus: