Multiple Choice
Suppose a country's net capital outflow does not change, but its investment declines by $420 billion. Its saving must have
A) fallen by $420 billion, so its net exports have risen.
B) fallen by $420 billion, but its net exports are unchanged.
C) risen by $420 billion, so its net exports have fallen.
D) risen by $420 billion, but its net exports are unchanged.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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