The balance of trade is the difference between a country's:
Correct answer: C. Merchandise exports and merchandise imports
- A. Total income and total expenditure
- B. Exports and imports of goods and services
- C. Merchandise exports and merchandise imports
- D. Capital inflows and capital outflows
Explanation
The balance of trade traditionally measures merchandise exports minus merchandise imports. Services and financial flows are recorded separately, so the broader current account should not be confused with the trade balance.
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