Business, 07.04.2020 18:31 haileyrae187

Assume Canada has a financial account of negative 40 billion Canadian dollars, and its capital account is 10 billion Canadian dollars. If there is no statistical discrepancy, this implies that Canada's current account equals A. negative 30 billion Canadian dollars. B. 30 Canadian dollars. C. 50 billion Canadian dollars. D. negative 50 billion Canadian dollars.

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