6 How would each of the following transactions show up on the U.S. BOP accounts? Sale...
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How would each of the following transactions show up on the U.S. BOP accounts? Sale overseas of 125,000 Elvis Presley CDs.
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capital account, debit |
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service, debit |
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unilateral transfers, debit |
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goods/merchandise, credit |
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net investment income, credit |
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