An imbalance on a country’s current account implies: a. an equal but opposite imbalance on the...
An imbalance on a country’s current account implies:
a. an equal but opposite imbalance on the financial account.
b. a balance on the merchandise trade account.
c. a balance on the financial account.
d. an unequal exchange between the domestic country and all other foreign countries.
e. an income inequality between the domestic country and all other foreign countries.
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D)an unequal exchange between the domestic country and all other foreign countries
A current account deficit means that the country imports more goods and capital that it's exports of goods which in turn leads unequal exchange of goods and capital leading to a deficit
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