Suppose in 2009, the United States imported $1.5 billion worth of goods and services and sold $4 billion worth of goods and services outside its borders. Therefore, in 2009 net exports were: A. $5.5 billion B. −$4.4 billion C. $4.4 billion D. −$2.5 billion E. $2.5 billion

Suppose in 2009, the United States imported $1.5 billion worth of goods and services and sold $4 billion worth of goods and services outside its borders. Therefore, in 2009 net exports were: A. $5.5 billion B. −$4.4 billion C. $4.4 billion D. −$2.5 billion E. $2.5 billion

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