Of the following, the one that appears in the current account of the balance of payments is   Question 33 options:   a)  income earned by U.S. subsidiaries of Barclay's Bank of London.   b)  an Italian investor's purchase of IBM stock.   c)  a loan by a Swiss bank to an American corporation.   d)  a purchase of a British Treasury bond by the Fed.

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