Countries with negative foreign saving typically:
A) have a net inflow of savings from abroad that finances domestic investments.
B) have a net inflow of savings from abroad that offsets domestic savings.
C) are financing investment projects in countries with current account deficits.
D) are financing investment projects in countries with current account surpluses.
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