Which of the following would be part of Canada's capital and financial account? dividend payments received by a Canadian on his foreign stock holdings one hundred shares of Tesla stocks purchased by a Canadian investor a Disney tour taken by a Canadian in Florida the interest payment on foreign government bonds held by the Bank of Canada

Which of the following would be part of Canada's capital and financial account? dividend payments received by a Canadian on his foreign stock holdings one hundred shares of Tesla stocks purchased by a Canadian investor a Disney tour taken by a Canadian in Florida the interest payment on foreign government bonds held by the Bank of Canada

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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