If Canada has a current account deficit, it is
A) matched by a trade surplus of the same size.
B) not matched by a change in the capital account.
C) matched by a deficit on the capital- service portion of the current account.
D) matched by a capital account deficit of the same size.
E) matched by a capital account surplus of the same size.
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