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Table 10.3 shows hypothetical transactions,in billions of U.S.dollars,that took place during a year.
Table 10.3.International Transactions of the United States
-Refer to Table 10.3.The current-account balance registered a surplus of $30 billion.
Merchandising Company
A type of business that purchases finished goods for resale, making profits by selling these products at higher prices than their purchase costs.
Purchases Budget
A financial plan that estimates the cost and amount of goods or materials a company needs to buy over a specific period to meet its operational goals.
Sales Budget
A detailed projection of a company's sales for a future period, typically broken down by product line, region, or sales team.
Growth
An increase in the value or size of something, often used in economic contexts to refer to companies or economies.
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