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To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when a Hong Kong financier purchases some U.S corporate stock.
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B
To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when a U.S tourist in paris purchases some perfumes.
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C
To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when a Japanese company sells machinery to a pineapple company in Hawaii.
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D
To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when U.S framers gave food to the children in Ethiopia that were starving.
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E
To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when the U.S Treasury sells a bond to a Saudi Arabian prince.
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F
To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when a U.S tourist flies to France on Air France.
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G
To Determine: the entry that will be recorded in balance of payments when a U.S company sells insurance to a foreign firm.
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