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Transcribed Image Text:Country X-2017 Transactions (billions of dollars)
Exports of goods
Net Unilateral Transfers
Imports of Services
Official Transactions
Capital Inflows
Imports of Goods
Exports of Services
Capital Outflows
Note:
In the above table, the balance on the Current account for Country X is.
means inflow of dollars and "-" means outflow of dollars.
#.#
$100
-10
-50
+$80 billions
-$80 billions
O+$35 billions
O-$35 billions
-45
150
-200
125
-70
billion dollars.
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