Foreign direct investment entering Pakistan is normally recorded in which part of the balance of payments?
Correct answer: B. Financial account
- A. Current account
- B. Financial account
- C. Trade account
- D. Official reserve account only
Explanation
Foreign direct investment is a financial flow involving ownership of assets or enterprises and is recorded in the financial account. The current account records goods, services, primary income and current transfers.
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