Suppose a country's net capital outflow does not change, but its investment rises by $250 billion
a. Its saving must have risen by $250 billion so its net exports have risen.
b. Its saving must have risen by $250 billion, but its net exports are unchanged.
c. Its saving must have fallen by $250 billion, so its net exports have fallen.
d. Its saving must have fallen by $250 billion, but its net exports are unchanged.
b
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A) fewer movies and fewer plays. B) fewer movies and more plays. C) more movies and fewer plays. D) more movies and more plays.
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A) increase; rises B) increase; falls C) decrease; rises D) decrease; falls
A corporation has legal status like an individual citizen
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The system of grants from one level of government to another is an example of fiscal federalism.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)