- The accompanying table shows the percentage accounted for by private savings, investment spending, and net capital inflow in the economies of Capsland and Marsalia. Capsland is currently experiencing a positive net capital inflow and Marsalia, a negative net capital inflow. What is the budget balance (as a per- centage of GDP) in both countries? Are Capsland and Marsalia running a budget deficit or surplus?

- The accompanying table shows the percentage accounted for by private savings, investment spending, and net capital inflow in the economies of Capsland and Marsalia. Capsland is currently experiencing a positive net capital inflow and Marsalia, a negative net capital inflow. What is the budget balance (as a per- centage of GDP) in both countries? Are Capsland and Marsalia running a budget deficit or surplus?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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