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If Canada Has a Current Account Deficit of $20 Billion,then

Question 52

Question 52

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If Canada has a current account deficit of $20 billion,then there must be


A) net capital inflows of $20 billion.
B) net capital inflows of - $20 billion.
C) neither capital inflows nor capital outflows.
D) net capital outflows of $20 billion.
E) net capital outflows of $60 billion.

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