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Transaction on the US Balance of Payments. Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 1. Harley Davidson USA purchases $25 million in production.

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1 Transaction on the US Balance of Payments

2 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 1. Harley Davidson USA purchases $25 million in production machinery from a Japanese company Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

3 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 1. Harley Davidson USA purchases $25 million in production machinery from a Japanese company Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

4 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 2. Andre Prenoor, a US entrepreneur, invests $50 million to develop a theme park in Malaysia Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

5 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 2. Andre Prenoor, a US entrepreneur, invests $50 million to develop a theme park in Malaysia Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

6 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 3. A Chinese company sells $1 million worth of berets to the US Army Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

7 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 3. A Chinese company sells $1 million worth of berets to the US Army Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

8 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 4. BMW, a German firm, pays $1 million to a US shipper for transporting cars from Germany to the US Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

9 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 4. BMW, a German firm, pays $1 million to a US shipper for transporting cars from Germany to the US Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

10 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 5. Each month, Ima Grent, who recently arrived in the United States, sends half her paycheck to her sister back in Poland Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

11 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 5. Each month, Ima Grent, who recently arrived in the United States, sends half her paycheck to her sister back in Poland Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

12 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 6. Bank of America pays $5 million in interest to French depositors Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

13 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 6. Bank of America pays $5 million in interest to French depositors Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

14 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 7. Senor Ramos, from Spain, buys a shopping center in Florida Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

15 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 7. Senor Ramos, from Spain, buys a shopping center in Florida Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

16 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 8. A Brazilian investor buys five $10,000 US Treasury bonds Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

17 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 8. A Brazilian investor buys five $10,000 US Treasury bonds Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

18 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 9. So far this year, German tourists spend $3 million in the US; US tourists spend $5 million in Germany Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

19 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 9. So far this year, German tourists spend $3 million in the US; US tourists spend $5 million in Germany Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

20 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 10. Brit-Disz, a London record store, spends $10,000 on CD’s by the Generic Gurls, the US’ latest kiddy-pop group Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

21 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 10. Brit-Disz, a London record store, spends $10,000 on CD’s by the Generic Gurls, the US’ latest kiddy-pop group Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

22 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 11. Sam Boney, US ice-rink magnate, buys stock in a Chilean ice-rink chain Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

23 Analyze this transaction on the US balance of payments 11. Sam Boney, US ice-rink magnate, buys stock in a Chilean ice-rink chain Credit? Debit? Current Account? Capital Account?

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