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The difference between exports and imports is called-?
assets and liabilities
balance of payment
GDP
balance of trade
depreciation
- Option 1: Assets and liabilities
- Refers to the financial holdings and obligations of an entity.
- Not directly related to trade; involves accounting and finance.
- Option 2: Balance of payment
- A broader concept than trade balance.
- Includes all economic transactions, not just goods and services.
- Option 3: GDP (Gross Domestic Product)
- Measures total output of a country.
- Not directly about trade, includes all produced within a nation.
- Option 4: Balance of trade
- Represents the difference between a country’s exports and imports.
- Specifically accounts for only goods and services.
- Option 5: Depreciation
- Involves reduction in the value of assets.
- Not directly related to trade or balance metrics.
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