In 2010, Country A's GNP is $100'000. Government Spending is $10'000, Investment is $10'000, Consumption is $30'000. The Trade Balance is +$20'000. What is the balance on services, income receipts, income payments and net unilateral transactions? O-20000 30000 50000 70000

In 2010, Country A's GNP is $100'000. Government Spending is $10'000, Investment is $10'000, Consumption is $30'000. The Trade Balance is +$20'000. What is the balance on services, income receipts, income payments and net unilateral transactions? O-20000 30000 50000 70000

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