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Chapter 1: 11. If domestic investment is greater than domestic saving, A. expenditures equal domestic income and net exports equal zero. B. expenditures are greater than domestic income and net exports are negative. C. expenditures are less than domestic income and net exports are positive. D. expenditures are greater than domestic income and net exports are positive zero. 12. If domestic investment is less than domestic saving, A. expenditures equal domestic income and net exports equal zero. B. expenditures are greater than domestic income and net exports are negative. C. expenditures are less than domestic income and net exports are positive. D. expenditures are greater than domestic income and net exports are positive zero. 13. If domestic savings equals 10 and domestic investment equals 6, then the current account balance equals: A. -16 B. -4 C. +4 D. +16 14. If a nations domestic savings equals 6 and a nations domestic investment equals 10, then the nation is experiencing: A. a net capital outflow. B a net capital inflow. C. no net capital inflow or outflow. D. a current account surplus. 15. If a nations domestic saving is 25 and the nations domestic investment is 30, then the nation is experiencing: A. a current account surplus. B. a current account deficit C. a net capital inflow D. both B and C 16. A current account deficit in the U.S. is: A. necessarily bad because it represents a lack of domestic saving. B. necessarily good because it represents foreign savings in the U.S. C. necessarily bad because it undermines the U.S.s ability to experience economic growth. D. is neither good nor bad. Chapter 2: 11. Which of the following exchange rates is adjusted for price changes? A. Nominal exchange rate. B. Real exchange rate. C. Effective exchange rate. D. Forward exchange rate. The table below reports the movements of prices and exchange rates fo