Ireland's Balance of Payments (BOP) is an annual statement of:
(a) The international trade position of the Irish Economy;
(b) The end of year position of the Irish government's budget;
(c) The annual balance sheet view of money inflows and outflows for the Irish economy;
(d) None of the above describes the balance of payments.
Answer: (c) The annual balance sheet view of money inflows and outflows for the Irish economy;
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