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4. Assume that the final BOP account for the nation does NOT balance the Current Account and the Capital-Financial Account. List a solution the country would be expected to take.

          4. Assume that the final BOP account for the nation does NOT balance the Current Account and the Capital-Financial Account.
List a solution the country would be expected to take.
        
4. Assume that the final BOP account for the nation does NOT balance the Current Account and the Capital-Financial Account.
List a solution the country would be expected to take.

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00:01 The purpose of the post -closing trial balance is to a, show that all debits are equal to the credits before closing the accounts.
00:09 B, prove the equality of the permanent account balances, i see...
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