In Part, a Countryʹs Current Account Measures

In part, a countryʹs current account measures

A) receipts from the sale of goods and services to foreigners and payments for goods and services bought from foreigners.
B) its current debt as opposed to its long-term debt.
C) borrowing and lending activity between the countryʹs residents and foreigners.
D) net increases and decreases in a countryʹs holdings of foreign currency.