According to the National Savings and Investment Identity framework, if the US runs a $250 billion trade deficit with another country: 1. private savings from US households and firms also equals $250 billion. 2, inflows of foreign investment from that country also equal $250 billion. 3. tax revenue in the US must increase by $250

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