NATIONAL ACCOUTING SYSTEM

2. current account does the reverse.
5. increases a country's net foreign assets by the corresponding
6. is one of the two primary components
8. generate positive net earnings sales, and because the trade balance
11. goods and services are generally consumed in the:
14. of goods and services
15. factor payments from the ownership of capital (assets) or the negative capital (debts)
17. refers to long term capital investment such as the purchase or construction of machinery
18. the money sent by individuals working abroad, known as
20. refers to the purchase of shares and bonds

1. seen when the market is able to take advantage of fluctuations in interest rates and / or the exchange rate between currencies.
3. is the sum of the balance of
4. income deficit greater than its trade deficit.
7. combined with a current account surplus
9. is usually presented under the headings income payments as:
10. the nature of a country's foreign
12. A Nation is said to have a trade deficit if it is
13. is the difference between a nation's exports of goods and services and its
16. income receipts
19. Income refers not only to the money received from