Question : 71) The United States currently is A) a net borrower and : 1228103

 

 

71) The United States currently is

A) a net borrower and has been since the end of World War II in 1945.

B) a net lender and has been since the 1980s.

C) a net borrower and has been since the 1980s.

D) a net lender and has been since the end of World War II in 1945.

E) neither a net lender nor a net borrower.

 

72) A country with an official settlements balance of zero and a negative current account balance is a

A) net borrower.

B) net lender.

C) net saver.

D) net creditor.

E) None of the above answers is correct because it is not possible to have an official settlements balance of zero and a negative current account balance.

73) A country reports exports minus imports of $300 billion, net interest income of $30 billion, net transfers of $50 billion, and no change in official reserves. The country is a

A) net borrower.

B) net lender.

C) debtor nation.

D) net liability.

E) net asset.

 

74) If U.S. exports exceed U.S. imports and official reserves do not change, the United States

A) borrows from the rest of the world.

B) makes loans to the rest of the world.

C) borrows from the U.S. government.

D) makes loans to the U.S. government.

E) cannot sell any capital to foreigners.

 

75) A nation that currently has a surplus in its current account is called a

A) debtor nation.

B) creditor nation.

C) net borrower.

D) net lender.

E) capital account surplus nation.

 

76) A nation that currently has a surplus in its capital account is called a

A) debtor nation.

B) creditor nation.

C) net borrower.

D) net lender.

E) current account surplus nation.

77) A nation that is a net borrower each year over time will become a ________ nation. A nation that is a net lender each year over time will become a ________ nation. Since the early 1980s, the United States has been a ________ due to the current account ________.

A) debtor; creditor; net lender; surpluses

B) creditor; debtor; net lender; surpluses

C) creditor; debtor; net borrower; deficits

D) debtor; creditor; net borrower; deficits

E) creditor; debtor; net lender; deficits

 

78) A nation that has invested more in the rest of the world than other countries have invested in it is called a

A) debtor nation.

B) creditor nation.

C) net borrower.

D) net lender.

E) saver nation.

 

79) The United States currently is

A) a creditor nation and has been since the end of World War II in 1945.

B) a debtor nation and has been since 1989.

C) a creditor nation and has been one since 1989.

D) a debtor nation and has been since the end of World War II in 1945.

E) neither a debtor nation nor a creditor nation.

80) Because of the large current account deficits accumulated by the United States since 1981, the United States has become a

A) creditor nation.

B) broke nation.

C) balanced nation.

D) debtor nation.

E) nation with no official reserves.

 

 

The table above gives data on the U.S. balance of payments in 2019.

 

 

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