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Consider the following statements about Trade deficit.
1.Trade deficit is the excess of a country’s export receipts over its import.
2.Trade deficit leads to strengthening of the domestic currency.
3.Trade deficit forces a country to look to foreign investors to make up the gap between its export earnings and its import payouts.
4.A rising trade deficit could be indication that domestically produced goods are unable to compete against imports.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
1, 2 and 3 only
2, 3 and 4 only
3 and 4 only
All of the above
Trade deficit is the excess of a country’s export receipts over its import: This statement is incorrect. Trade deficit is the excess of a country's imports over its exports, not the other way around.
Trade deficit leads to strengthening of the domestic currency: This statement is incorrect. Generally, a trade deficit tends to put pressure on the domestic currency, leading to depreciation rather than strengthening.
Trade deficit forces a country to look to foreign investors to make up the gap between its export earnings and its import payouts: This statement is correct. A country with a trade deficit may need to attract foreign investment to finance the gap between its export earnings and import expenditures.
A rising trade deficit could be an indication that domestically produced goods are unable to compete against imports: This statement is correct. A rising trade deficit may suggest that domestically produced goods are facing challenges in competing with imported goods.
Therefore, the correct answer is "3 and 4 only."
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