Multiple Choice
A current account surplus
A) poses a problem if domestic savings are being invested more profitably abroad than they would be at home.
B) may pose no problem if domestic savings are being invested more profitably abroad than they would be at home.
C) may pose no problem if domestic savings are being invested less profitably abroad than they would be at home.
D) there is no relation between current account surplus and between savings and investment.
E) poses a problem if domestic savings are being invested less profitably abroad than they would be at home.
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