China's (Mainland) Balance of Payments Assumptions (million US$) A. Current account balance B. Capital account balance C. Financial account balance D. Net errors and omissions E. Reserves and related items 2005 134,082 4,102 96,944 15,847 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 2012 215,392 148,204 353,183 420,569 243,257 237,810 136,097 277,434 3,099 2015 330,602 4,630 5,446 4,272 3,052 -32 316 282,234 260,024 -36,038 343,048 51,361 -485,614 -53,016 - 13,768 -87,071 -62,922 - 108,257 188,245 -250,975-284,651 -460,651 -479,554 -400,508 -471,658 -387,799 -96,555 -431,382-117,784 91,132 3,051 3,938 37,075 194,494 18,859 -41,181 13,237 342,941 2006 231,844 4,020 45,285 3,502

China's (Mainland) Balance of Payments Assumptions (million US$) A. Current account balance B. Capital account balance C. Financial account balance D. Net errors and omissions E. Reserves and related items 2005 134,082 4,102 96,944 15,847 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 2012 215,392 148,204 353,183 420,569 243,257 237,810 136,097 277,434 3,099 2015 330,602 4,630 5,446 4,272 3,052 -32 316 282,234 260,024 -36,038 343,048 51,361 -485,614 -53,016 - 13,768 -87,071 -62,922 - 108,257 188,245 -250,975-284,651 -460,651 -479,554 -400,508 -471,658 -387,799 -96,555 -431,382-117,784 91,132 3,051 3,938 37,075 194,494 18,859 -41,181 13,237 342,941 2006 231,844 4,020 45,285 3,502

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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