Exam 10: The Balance of Payments
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On the balance-of-payments statement, a capital inflow can be likened to the import of goods and services.
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The goods and services account of the balance-of-payments shows the monetary value of international flows associated with transactions in goods, services, and unilateral transfers.
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Unilateral transfers consist of private-sector transfers, such as church contributions to alleviate starvation in Africa, as well as governmental transfers, such as foreign aid.
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Most economists believe that in the 1980s, a massive outflow of capital caused a current account deficit for the United States.
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On the balance-of-payments statement, dividend and interest income are classified as capital-account transactions.
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According to researchers at the Federal Reserve, the loss of jobs associated with a deficit in the current account tends to be
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A debit transaction would appear on the balance-of-payments as a result of
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Which of the following supports China's argument for having the SDR become a reserve currency?
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Concerning the balance-of-payments, a current account deficit results in a worsening of a country's net foreign investment position.
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Credit items on the U.S.balance-of-payments statement result in
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If the United States government sells military hardware to Saudi Arabia, the transaction would be recorded on the U.S.balance-of-payments as a
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The balance-of-payments refers to the stock of trade and investment transactions that exists at a particular point in time.
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U.S.military aid granted to foreign countries is entered in the
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One problem of adopting the special drawing right (SDR) as a reserve currency is that the SDR is backed by nothing other than the good faith and credit of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)-that is, the IMF produces nothing to support the value of the SDR.
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About 25 percent of the world's official foreign exchange reserves are held in U.S.dollars.
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For the U.S.balance-of-payments statement, which of the following is NOT recorded in the capital and financial account?
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If an American purchases a ticket from Scandinavian Airlines, paying by a personal check, which of the following entries would be the result?
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Concerning the balance-of-payments, the goods and services balance is commonly referred to as the "trade balance" by the news media.
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Often, countries realizing rapid economic growth rates possess long-run current account deficits.
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Because the balance-of-payments utilizes double entry accounting, merchandise exports will always be in balance with merchandise imports.
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