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Question 1 :
Solution : the value of
Net Exports = Export - Import
= $ 2,843 - $ 3,312
= ( - ) $ 469
The value for net export will be in negative $ 469 billion , which shows the imports are greater than exports. It's the sign of budget deficit.
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