
AP Econ Unit 5 Balance of Trade/Balance of Payments
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- Q1Suppose the United States has a surplus balance in the current account. which of the following statements is TRUE?There was more foreign capital invested in the united States than there was U.S. invesmtn abroad.The United States sent more dollars abroad than there was foreign currency receivedThere is a trade surplusthere is a balance of payments deficit30s
- Q2Honda buys an automobile factory in Ohio. On the U.S. balance of payments this is recordedin the capital (Financial) account as inflows of foreign assets to the United States.on the official Reserves on the U.S. balance of payentsas outflow on US assets abroadas net investment income30s
- Q3The current account deficit will NOT decrease as a result ofa decrease in importsa weaker domestic currencya stronger domestic currencyan increase in exports30s
- Q4If Honda sells a motorcycle factory in California this is recordedas inflow on U.S assets abroadin the capital account as outflow of foreign assets from the United Stateson the official Reserves on the U.S balance of paymentsin the current account30s
- Q5Which of the following best describes the capital account on the nation's balance of payments?a limited amount of foreign currencythe purchase and sale of real and financial assets between nationsthe purchase of foreign real estate assetsthe current export payments of goods and services30s
- Q6Remittances from international workers are included inthe balance of tradethe capital accountforeign direct investmentthe current account30s
- Q7When a country has a deficit in its balance of tradethe value of its imports exceeds the value of its exportsforeign investment in the country is less than the value of its overseas investmentsthe value of its exports exceeds the value of its importsforeign investment in the country exceeds the value of its overseas investents30s
- Q8Australia's economy is enjoying growth and expansion. How will this affect US. net exports, and the value of the U.S. dollar and the Australian dollar? Look at image above for choices.DECB30s