In a world with only three countries (, and ), if countries and have trade surpluses, then which of the following can be said (assume exports and imports are both valued fob)?
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In a world with only three countries (, and ), if countries and have trade surpluses, then which of the following can be said (assume exports and imports are both valued fob)?
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In a world with only three countries (A, B and C), if countries A and B have trade surpluses, then which of the following can be said (assume exports and imports are both valued fob)? (A) C must necessarily have a current account deficit (B) C 's trade is balanced (C) If C has a current account surplus, it must necessarily have a surplus in its invisibles balance (D) C could also have a trade surplus
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This question is on Balance of payments accounts and the current account, part of Balance of payments and exchange rates in International Economics.
How a country's transactions with the world are recorded.
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