Assume follow transactions are the receipts and payments for Malaysia in 2022. 2)a.b.C.d.e.f.h.i.j.k.1.m.n.0.P.9.T.S.t.u.Analyse Malaysia BOP according to (1). What is/are the implications from the abovetransactions.Petronas exports RM50 million of petrol to South Korea.The Malaysia government provides aids RM2 million to Palestinian.Khazanah Berhad invests RM15 million in bonds issued by Japanese organization.Nestle Berhad pays RM3 million dividends to its foreigner investors.China firm acquire ACC Berhad for RM50 million.Oxford University provides grants of RM5 million to UPM scientist.Malaysian Apple lovers buys Apple items for RM3 million.Malaysia government import Germany scientists and pays their salary for RM25million.PNB Berhad buys lands in Brunei for RM12 million.China investors buys Malaysia properties for RM35 million.Saudi Arabia government provides RM7 million for Malaysian flood victims.China firm open new plant in Pahang for RM33 million.Malaysia investors invests RM45 million in US.Air-Asia buys Boeing Aircraft for RM12 million.Somalia import Malaysian Islamic finance expertise and pays RM6 million.Digi receives dividends RM0.5 million from Google.CIMB Malaysia invests RM11 million in US money market.Maybank issue notes payable for RM23 million to Australia firm.Malaysia Coca-cola pays RM16 million to its headquarter.McDonald Malaysia pays RM21 million to its parent company.Malaysia firm receives RM11 million from Indonesia on music royalty.

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2) Analyse Malaysia BOP according to (1). What is/are the implications from the above transactions. a. Petronas exports RM50 million of petrol to South Korea. b. The Malaysia government provides aids RM2 million to Palestinian.

2) Analyse Malaysia BOP according to (1). What is/are the implications from the above transactions. a. Petronas exports RM50 million of petrol to South Korea. b. The Malaysia government provides aids RM2 million to Palestinian.

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