alleryStart learning →The capital account in the broad sense records what?
ANet change in ownership of foreign assets
BGifts sent home by workers abroad
CEarnings on exports of goods
DDomestic tax revenue collected
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Net change in ownership of foreign assets
The capital account tracks loans, investments and other changes in ownership of foreign assets.
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