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Answer: current account includes export – import of goods and services, net factor income from abroad and unilateral transfers
Current account = (export - imports) + (foreign income payment to domestic factors – domestic income payments to foreign factors) + net unilateral transfers
= (110 - 60) + (20 - 10) + 5
= 50 + 10 + 5
= $65
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