Holding constant risk and the real returns available abroad, higher domestic real interest rates ________ capital inflows, ________ capital outflows, and ________ net capital inflows.

A. increase; decrease; increase
B. increase; increase; decrease
C. increase; increase; increase
D. decrease; decrease; decrease


Answer: A

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