Exam 10: The Balance-of-payments
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Over its history,suppose that France has borrowed more from the rest of the world than it has lent to the rest of the world.This means that France
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In recent years,______ has been the world's largest international debtor
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If a country consistently realizes a current-account surplus in its balance of payments,it likely will become a "net debtor" in its balance of international indebtedness.
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If Japanese investors purchase Treasury Bills of the U.S.government,this results in a
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Services transactions on Canada's balance-of-payments statement would include Canadian ships transporting lumber to Japan,foreign tourists spending money in Canada,and Canadian engineers designing bridges in China.
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For the United States,a loss in its reserve currency position would likely result in several costs,including
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Because the balance of payments utilizes double-entry accounting,merchandise exports will always be in balance with merchandise imports.
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Because the balance of payments is a record of the economic transactions of a country over a period of time,it is a "flow" concept.
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The net-debtor status,that the United States achieved in its balance of international indebtedness by the mid-1980s,reflected the continuous current-account surplus that the United States attained in its balance of payments during the 1970s.
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Which balance-of-payments item does not directly enter into the calculation of the U.S.gross domestic product?
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On the balance-of-payments statement,a capital inflow can be likened to the import of goods and services.
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If Toyota Inc.of Japan builds an automobile assembly plant in the United States,the Japanese capital account would register an outflow.
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The United States realizes several benefits from the dollar serving as the main reserve currency of the world,including
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On the balance-of-payments statement,dividend and interest income are classified as capital-account transactions.
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Because a large number of international transactions fail to get recorded,statisticians insert a residual,known as statistical discrepancy,to ensure that total debits equal total credits.
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