The country of Statsylvania has the following accounts related to other countries:USS-Billions-55Imports (goods)Exports (services)Income receipts on Stats investments abroadNet capital accountDirect investment abroadPortfolio investment liabilitiesOther investments (net)2249-1-6741-12-13Income Payments on foreign investments in StatsylvaniaDirect investment in Statsylvania33Portfolio investment assets-753.Reserves, etc.Exports (goods)105Current transfers-5Imports (services)-661. What is Statsylvania's service trade balance?2. What is their income balance?3. What is their current account balance?4. What is their balance of trade (BOT)?5. What is the net direct investment in Statsylvania?6. What is the net portfolio investment position?7. What is the country's financial and capital account position?

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The ounti USS-Billions -55 Imports (goods) Exports (services) Income receipts on Stats investments abroad Net capital account Direct investment abroad 22 49 -1 -67 Portfolio investment liabilities 41 -12 Other investments (net) Income Payments on foreign investments in Statsylvania Direct investment in Statsylvania -13 33 Portfolio investment assets -75 3. Reserves, etc. Exports (goods) 105 Current transfers -5 Imports (services) -66 1. What is Statsylvania's service trade balance? 2. What is their income balance? 3. What is their current account balance?

The ounti USS-Billions -55 Imports (goods) Exports (services) Income receipts on Stats investments abroad Net capital account Direct investment abroad 22 49 -1 -67 Portfolio investment liabilities 41 -12 Other investments (net) Income Payments on foreign investments in Statsylvania Direct investment in Statsylvania -13 33 Portfolio investment assets -75 3. Reserves, etc. Exports (goods) 105 Current transfers -5 Imports (services) -66 1. What is Statsylvania's service trade balance? 2. What is their income balance? 3. What is their current account balance?

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