Multiple Choice
If Canada is a "net borrower" from abroad,
A) Canada must be exporting more than it is importing.
B) net capital flows must be negative.
C) domestic saving is less than domestic investment.
D) net foreign investment must be positive.
E) Canadian incomes must be falling.
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