Using the data from bea.gov what is the 2018 net international investment position for US as a percent of the GDP?

		Less than 30%
		Between 30% and 35%
		Between 35% and 40%
		Greater than 40%

If country earns more income on foreign assets than foreigners earn on assets held in that country, its current account will have

		A debit entry (negative)
		A credit entry (Positive)

As per the data from bea.gov which is the most recent year in which the U. S. net international investment position showed an improvement? (Became less negative compared to the previous year.)

		2011
		2013
		2017
		2019

If a country is a net debtor (deficit in its IIP) its net foreign income (all else held constant) is likely to be:

		negative.
		positive.

The International Investment Position of a country is likely to deteriorate (deficits get bigger or surpluses get smaller) if the countrys currency:

		appreciated.
		depreciated.

If country sells foreign assets and repatriates the proceeds its financial account will have

		A debit entry (negative)
		A credit entry (positive)

Default risk is a problem if the assets held abroad are:

		Common stock
		Corporate bonds

In the year 2018 which one the following was larger for US as per the data from bea.gov?

		Investment income received from abroad
		Investment income paid to the rest of the world

Using the data from bea.gov what is the 2018 current account deficit for US as a percent of its GDP?

		Less than 2 %
		Between 2 % and 2.5%
		Between 2.5% and 3%
		Greater than 3%