Answer:
Net export decreases and net capital outflow decreases
Net export increases and net capital outflow decreases
Net export decreases and net capital outflow increases
Net export increases and net capital outflow increases
Explanation:
Net export = export - import
export would comprise of goods and services produced in the US that are been sold to foreign countries
Import would comprise of foreign produced goods and services that are been sold in the US
Net export would increase when export occurs and decrease when import occurs
Net capital outflow measures the flow of funds in a country. It is the difference between purchase of foreign assets by the citizens of a country and the purchase of domestic assets by foreigners
Net capital outflow = purchase of foreign assets by citizens - purchase of domestic assets by foreigners
Net capital outflow is positive when purchase of foreign assets occur and negative when purchase of domestic assets occur.
1. the setting up of the factory is an import and there is a flow of funds into the US economy. Thus, net export and net capital flow decrease
2. A Apple computer is produced in the US. The sale to a German constitutes an export but there is a flow of fund into the US economy. net export increase and net capital outflow decreases
3. Sony is not produced in the US. the purchase of the TV constitutes an import and there is a flow of funds out of the US economy. Net export reduces and net capital outflow increases
4. The opening of the fashion company outlet in the UK constitutes an export and there is a flow of funds out of the US. Net export increases and net capital outflow increases
