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Question 64

Country L has a current account deficit. Its firms increase their output per worker per hour, while productivity in competing countries remains unchanged.

Which result is most likely for Country L?

[1]
A

The deficit is likely to narrow because lower unit costs improve the price competitiveness of its products

B

The deficit is likely to narrow because higher output per worker raises the price of each export

C

The deficit is likely to remain unchanged because productivity affects output but not international competitiveness

D

The deficit is likely to widen because greater output per worker raises the cost of each unit produced

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