Business, 18.01.2021 14:00, lifehitsjackson

For each of the following transactions, identify it as a financial capital inflow or financial capital outflow in the United States Balance of Payments. Also, determine if the transaction is in the Current or Financial Account. a. The U. S. exports cars to be sold in Canada.
b. Pepsi buys a factory in Mexico.
c. A Brazilian company buys an apartment building in Boston.
d. The central bank of China purchases a U. S. Treasury Bond.
f. A businessman is paid dividends on the stock from a foreign corporation that he owns.

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