Exam 10: the Balance of Payments
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Concerning the balance of payments,a current-account surplus means an excess of exports over imports of goods,services,investment income,and unilateral transfers.
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On the balance-of-payments statements,merchandise imports are classified in the:
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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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The value to American residents of income earned from overseas investments shows up in which account in the U.S.balance of payments?
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U.S.military aid granted to foreign countries is entered in the:
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If an American receives dividends from the shares of stock she or he owns in Toyota,Inc.,a Japanese firm,the transaction would be recorded on the U.S.balance of payments as a:
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That German investors collect interest income on their holdings of U.S.Treasury bills constitutes a credit transaction on the U.S.balance of payments.
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Table 10.3 shows hypothetical transactions, in billions of U.S. dollars, that took place during a year.
Table 10.3. International Transactions of the United States
-Refer to Table 10.3.The current-account balance registered a surplus of $30 billion.
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To reduce a current account deficit,a country should either decrease the budget deficit of its government or reduce investment spending relative to saving.
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The balance of international indebtedness is a record of a country's international:
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Current-account transactions include direct foreign investment,purchases of foreign government securities,and commercial bank loans made abroad.
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A current account deficit for the United States necessarily reduces the standard of living for American households.
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The burden of a current account deficit would be the least if a nation uses what it borrows to finance:
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What are the components of the current account of the balance of payments?
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In a country's balance of payments,which of the following transactions are debits?
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The current account of the U.S.balance of payments does not include:
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In the past two decades,the U.S.services balance has generally registered surplus.
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Table 10.3 shows hypothetical transactions, in billions of U.S. dollars, that took place during a year.
Table 10.3. International Transactions of the United States
-Refer to Table 10.3.The merchandise-trade balance registered a deficit of $50 billion.
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On the balance-of-payments statement,dividend and interest income are classified as capital-account transactions.
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