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A: This situation is also referred as negative trade balance.

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A: b) globalization

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Q: (a) Distinguish between a government deficit and trade deficit?

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Q: Under what conditions will a larger budget deficit cause a trade deficit?

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Unfavorable Balance Of Trade

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