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Transaction number 1 : interest paid by a country b’s corporation on a bond owned by a country a’s bank amount = $1’000 transaction number 2 : interest paid by country a’s government on a treasury bills owned by country c’s government amount = $2’000 transaction number 3 : country a imports of coffee from country b amount = $3’000 transaction number 4 : country a’s citizen donation to a non-governmental-organization located in country a amount = $4’000 transaction number 5 : country a’s sale of country c’s government bonds amount = $5’000 transaction number 6 : country b’s export of raw materials to country c amount = $6’000 which transactions belong to country a’s current accounts? selected 3 and 5 3, 4, and 5 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 1, 2, 3

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