If a nation exports more than it imports, it is said to have

a. a trade surplus.

b. negative balance of trade.

c. a trade deficit.

d. positive balance of trade

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Justice Decker

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11 June, 11:18

If a nation exports more than it imports, it is said to have

a. a trade surplus.

b. negative balance of trade.

c. a trade deficit.

d. positive balance of trade

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Pebbles · Answer 1

The answer to the question is a. a trade surplus.

If the nation or country exports more than it imports, it is called trade surplus which is a favourable balance of a trade. If its the other way around or the opposite, the nation imports more than it exports, it's called trade deficit.

If a nation exports more than it imports, it is said to havea. a trade surplus.b. negative balance of trade.c. a trade deficit.d. positive balance of trade

If a nation exports more than it imports, it is said to have

a. a trade surplus.

b. negative balance of trade.

c. a trade deficit.

d. positive balance of trade