If Canadian purchases of foreign real estate are $100 million, Canadian purchases of foreign-country bonds are $50 million, foreign purchases of Canadian real estate are $75 million and foreign purchases of Canadian bonds are $35 million, then the capital account balance is equal to million. O a. - $40 Ob. + $90 Ос. -$10 O d. - $90 O e. + $40

If Canadian purchases of foreign real estate are $100 million, Canadian purchases of foreign-country bonds are $50 million, foreign purchases of Canadian real estate are $75 million and foreign purchases of Canadian bonds are $35 million, then the capital account balance is equal to million. O a. - $40 Ob. + $90 Ос. -$10 O d. - $90 O e. + $40

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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