Hong Kong has imports of $1,130 billion and exports of $1,255 billion. Hong Kong definitely has ________

A) negative net exports of $125 billion
B) positive net exports of $125 billion
C) a government budget surplus
D) Both answers B and C are correct.


B

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The Fed buys $100 million of government securities from Bank A. What is the effect on Bank A's balance sheet?

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