Which of the following with respect to Namibia's Balance of Payments would be true if Toyota decided to move its Production plant in Isipingo South Africa to Walvis Bay Namibia ceteris paribus. i. There would be a net inflow of capital ii. There would be a deficit in the financial account iii. There would be a surplus in the financial account iv. There would be an outflow in the current account O A. i, ii, iii, iv OB. i and iii O C. i and ii O D. i, ii and iii

Which of the following with respect to Namibia's Balance of Payments would be true if Toyota decided to move its Production plant in Isipingo South Africa to Walvis Bay Namibia ceteris paribus. i. There would be a net inflow of capital ii. There would be a deficit in the financial account iii. There would be a surplus in the financial account iv. There would be an outflow in the current account O A. i, ii, iii, iv OB. i and iii O C. i and ii O D. i, ii and iii

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