All else equal, which statement regarding Australia's current account is correct? O a. An increase in the official aid payment sent to other countries would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account Running a current account deficit is problematic and should be avoided O b. Oc. An increase in the trade surplus would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account Od. An increase in the trade surplus would not change Australia's current account
All else equal, which statement regarding Australia's current account is correct? O a. An increase in the official aid payment sent to other countries would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account Running a current account deficit is problematic and should be avoided O b. Oc. An increase in the trade surplus would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account Od. An increase in the trade surplus would not change Australia's current account
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![All else equal, which statement regarding Australia's current account is correct?
O a. An increase in the official aid payment sent to other countries would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account
Running a current account deficit is problematic and should be avoided
O b.
O c. An increase in the trade surplus would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account
O d. An increase in the trade surplus would not change Australia's current account.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F355e9d8c-58a7-4e01-a3d7-fa72d813891e%2Fa14eb487-d0b5-41d9-b7c5-f43799b8abca%2Fd2ksb1e_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:All else equal, which statement regarding Australia's current account is correct?
O a. An increase in the official aid payment sent to other countries would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account
Running a current account deficit is problematic and should be avoided
O b.
O c. An increase in the trade surplus would lead to a decrease in Australia's current account
O d. An increase in the trade surplus would not change Australia's current account.
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