Q2.5. I extracted the following data from the Worldbank and IMF indicators. Fill in the blanks and make sure you understand the connection between the various variables. Assume the Capital Account, Net Errors and Omissions and Valuation adjustments are all zero. LCU means local currency unit, for example, Euro in Italy. a. Focus on Australia, is the CA/GDP ratio consistent with the historical experience in the past 30 years or so? b. Focus on the Philippines, Suppose the CA/GDP stays at 3.1% for the next 20 years, what will happen to the NIIP/GDP? Q2.6. I extracted the following data from various sources. Fill in the blanks and make sure you understand the connection between the various variables Which of the indicators that help assess sovereign risks and we have seen in class can you calculate for Bangladesh and Ukraine? Explain the logic behind the use of these indicators. Q2.5. I extracted the following data from the Worldbank and IMF indicators. Fill in the blanks and make sure you understand the connection between the various variables. Assume the Capital Account, Net Errors and Omissions and Valuation adjustments are all zero. LCU means local currency unit, for example, Euro in Italy. a. Focus on Australia, is the CA/GDP ratio consistent with the historical experience in the past 30 years or so? b. Focus on the Philippines, Suppose the CA/GDP stays at 3.1% for the next 20 years, what will happen to the NIIP/GDP? Q2.6. I extracted the following data from various sources. Fill in the blanks and make sure you understand the connection between the various variables Which of the indicators that help assess sovereign risks and we have seen in class can you calculate for Bangladesh and Ukraine? Explain the logic behind the use of these indicators