Which of the following statements is true about trade surpluses? O generating a trade surplus and an overall net inflow of capital is impossible O the government should always strive for a trade surplus and a healthy inflow of foreign capital O increasing foreign capital investment is better than generating a trade surplus O the government generating a trade surplus is better than increasing foreign capital inflows

Which of the following statements is true about trade surpluses? O generating a trade surplus and an overall net inflow of capital is impossible O the government should always strive for a trade surplus and a healthy inflow of foreign capital O increasing foreign capital investment is better than generating a trade surplus O the government generating a trade surplus is better than increasing foreign capital inflows

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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