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If Saudi Arabia Has Invested Substantially More Money in Foreign

Question 97

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If Saudi Arabia has invested substantially more money in foreign countries than foreigners have invested in Saudi Arabia, then we might expect Saudi:

A) net foreign factor income to be negative.
B) net foreign factor income to be zero.
C) GDP to exceed Saudi GNP.
D) GNP to exceed Saudi GDP.

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