Which statement below is TRUE? A Net exports equal the foreign purchases of domestically produced goods minus the domestic purchases of foreign goods. B Net exports are positive when the balance of trade is in deficit.
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Net exports are calculated by subtracting imports (domestic purchases of foreign goods) from exports (foreign purchases of domestically produced goods). This means that net exports equal the foreign purchases of domestically produced goods minus the domestic Show more…
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