1.) <span>The U.S. sells $1 million worth of steel to German Builders - It is a credit item in the U.S. balance of payments because it is an inflow of payment (the U.S. receives cash from German Builders)
2.) </span><span>U.S. citizens spend $3 million on BMW's built in Germany - It is a debit item in the U.S. balance of payments because it leads to an outflow (the U.S. pays cash to Germany)
3.) </span><span>German tourists spend $3 million in the U.S. - It is a credit item in the U.S. balance of payments (the U.S. receives $3 million from German tourists)
4.) </span><span>U.S. tourists spend $8 million in Berlin, Germany - It is a debit item in the U.S. balance of payments (the U.S. spends money so it is an outflow of cash)
5.) </span><span>A German firm pays $1 million to a U.S. shipping line to transport cars to Germany - it is a credit item in the U.S. balance of payments (the U.S. receives cash of $1 million from a German firm)
Note: Credit items give rise to an inflow of payments (receiving cash) while debit items give rise to an outflow of payments (buying things or spending cash)
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1.) It can be used for earning future country allies and trading partners.
2.) Is a little useful and dangerous, but in reference to WW2, it helped the Allies rally more help to their cause.
3.) This can be useful if it promotes the learning of the president's effectiveness or useless if it doesn't support a country's morals and standards.
4.) Just like 1, this can be because it is a humanly kind thing to do.
5.) Provides a look of equal opportunity to everyone.
6.) This can be useful if it teaches children morals and education to expand and not degrade the mind.
7.) Just like 1, and America does this a lot with their allies.
8.) That is useless because that money can go to funding hungry children in the country or another, or even for education purposes.
<span>Nick was well off but certainly not part of the social elite. He is a young man from Minnesota who, after being educated at Yale moves to the suburbs of New York. Nick comes from an upper middle-class background (you had to have money to go to Yale, you still do!) Still , Nick's family did not have a fraction of the money that Gatsby or Tom had.
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there are 910 years between 2700 BCE and 1790 BCE
all you need to do is subtract them
Answer:
They pulled west because they wanted to make a better living. Others received letters from friends or family members who had moved west. These letters often told about a good life on the frontier. The biggest factor that pulled pioneers west was the opportunity to buy land.
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