A trade deficit often results in an outflow of financial capital leaving the domestic economy and being invested in the global economy
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- A country has a trade surplus or positive trade balance if it exports more than it imports; on the other hand, a country has a trade deficit or negative trade balance if it imports more than it exports. About 60 of the 200 countries as of 2016 had a trade surplus.
- The majority of trade specialists and economists dispute the idea that bilateral trade imbalances are undesirable in and of themselves.
- The difference between the monetary value of a country's exports and imports over a specific time period is known as the balance of trade, commercial balance, or net exports (often denoted as NX).
- A distinction between a trade balance for products and one for services is occasionally drawn. A flow of exports and imports over a specific time period is measured by the balance of trade. The term "balance of commerce" does not necessarily imply that exports and imports are "equally balanced."
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Explanation:
Pina Colada Corp.
Retained earnings statement for the year
Retained earnings January 1 [$16,700 + $4,700 - $10,400] $11,000
Add: Net income $10,400
Less: Dividends $4,700
Retained earnings, December 31 $16,700
Therefore, ending retained earnings is $16,700
Answer: Option A
Explanation: An auditor refers to an individual who is certified by an authority to perform an audit. The auditor provides an independent opinion as if the statements of the company are prepared as per the accounting and auditing standards.
Fraud examiners are the individuals who investigates an activity which is concluded to be a fraud already.
The difference between the two is, the auditor initially ascertains if there is a fraud while the fraud examiner tries to ascertain who is guilty of performing the fraud.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is A.
Answer:
-Private company has mininmum 1 and maximum 101 member.
Public company has minimum 7 member and maximum is bounded by its share capital.
-Private company is smaller than the public companies by the no.of capital.
Public company is larger than private company and spread in different place.
-Private company uses the term Private limited after its name.
Public company uses the term Limited after its name.
-Examples of Private company are: Asmita Book Publication Pvt.ltd and Karunanidhi Education Foundation Pvt.ltd
Examples of Public company are:Nepal oil corporation and Nepal electricity Authority.
