A current account surplus occurs when current account transactions cause:
A) the United States to cease exporting.
B) a positive balance in the capital account.
C) more dollars to flow out of the United States than the value of foreign money that flows in.
D) fewer dollars to flow out of the United States than the value of foreign money that flows in.
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