6. Table 1TransactionBalance of Payments Transactions (Year 2022)numberAmount1 Interest paid by a Country B's corporation on a bond owned by a Country A's bank$1,0002 Interest paid by Country A's government on a treasury bills owned by Country B's govermment$2,0003 Country A imports of coffee from Country B$4,0004 Country A's citizen donation to a Non-Govemmental-Organization located in Country B$4,0005 Wages of workers from Country C paid by corporations located in Country B$4.0006 Country B'a export of shoes to Country C$6,0007 Purchase of Country F's goverment bonds by Country B's investors$19,0008 Sale of Country B's government bonds to Country A's investors$10,000What is Country B's Trade Balance?Mak Saue AR Anevere to raue all ansrers

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Table 1 Transaction Balance of Payments Transactions (Year 2022) number Amount 1 Interest paid by a Country B's corporation on a bond owned by a Country A's bank $1,000 2 Interest paid by Country A's government on a treasury bils owned by Country B's govemment $2,000 3 Country A imports of coffee from Country B $4,000 4 Country A's citizen donation to a Non-Govermmental-Organization located in Country B $4,000 5 Wages of workers from Country C paid by corporations located in Country B $4.000 6 Country B's export of shoes to Country C $6.000 7 Purchase of Country F's goverment bonds by Country B's investors $19,000 8 Sale of Country B's govermment bonds to Country A's investors $10.000 What is Country B's Trade Balance?

Table 1 Transaction Balance of Payments Transactions (Year 2022) number Amount 1 Interest paid by a Country B's corporation on a bond owned by a Country A's bank $1,000 2 Interest paid by Country A's government on a treasury bils owned by Country B's govemment $2,000 3 Country A imports of coffee from Country B $4,000 4 Country A's citizen donation to a Non-Govermmental-Organization located in Country B $4,000 5 Wages of workers from Country C paid by corporations located in Country B $4.000 6 Country B's export of shoes to Country C $6.000 7 Purchase of Country F's goverment bonds by Country B's investors $19,000 8 Sale of Country B's govermment bonds to Country A's investors $10.000 What is Country B's Trade Balance?

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