Australia's Current Account. Use the following balance of payments data for Australia from the IMF: What is Australia's current account balance for years 2012, 2015, and 2017? The current account balance for year 2012 is (in millions) $ (Round to the nearest integer and enter any deficit with a negative sign.) Data table (Click on the following icon in order to copy its contents into a spreadsheet.) Australia's Current Account Millions of US dollars Goods: credit (exports) Goods: debit (imports) Services: credit (exports) 2010 213,782 2011 271,719 2012 257,950 - 196,303 46,968 Services: debit (imports) -51,313 Primary income: credit Primary income: debit 35,711 - 84,646 - 249,238 51,653 - 61,897 47,852 - 102,400 - 270,136 53,034 -65,405 2013 254,180 - 249,700 53,550 - 67,977 2014 240,704 -240,252 54,240 2015 188,212 -207,225 54,894 - 63,549 47,168 46,316 - 88,255 Secondary income: credit 5,813 Secondary income: debit - 7,189 7,510 -9,723 7,271 - 9,635 - 85,289 7,109 - 9,346 46,637 - 79,805 6,962 - 8,996 - 63,656 39,413 - 67,763 6,586 - 7,419 2016 192,907 - 198,703 58,024 - 62,466 2017 231,566 -231,064 65,174 2018 257,849 - 236,906 69,470 - 68,474 39,530 -69,556 - 84,511 6,567 6,946 - 7,339 - 8,192 7,159 -7,796 42,603 - 73,319 48,543 - 94,786 - 72,035 49,866 - 88,067 7,047 -210,721 48,382 - 38,347 45,613 - 60,852 6,722 -7,629 2019 271,441 -223,427 70,990 2020 250,660 -7,782