.External wealth can increase by all of the following, EXCEPT: borrowing from international entities. lending to international entities. increases in the value of international assets (capital gains). decreases in the value of liabilities to international entities.
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External wealth typically includes assets and liabilities that are held or owed to international entities. This can include financial assets such as stocks, bonds, and loans, as well as liabilities like debts and obligations to foreign entities. Show more…
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