p with below homwork, Explain why each incorrect answer is incorrect and the correct answer is correct. A current account deficit implies that : Select One : A. the financial account is negative B. the financial account is in surplus C. exports of goods and services exceed imports of goods and services D. unilateral transfers are positive.

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