Country X-2017 Transactions (billions of dollars)Exports of goodsNet Unilateral TransfersImports of ServicesOfficial TransactionsCapital InflowsImports of GoodsExports of ServicesCapital OutflowsNote: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 billionsO+$35 billionsO-$35 billions-45150-200125-70billion dollars.

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

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

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