Question 2

Russia's (Russian Federation's) Balance of Payments. Use the following balance of payments data for Russia (Russian Federation) from the IMF: Is Russia experiencing a net capital inflow or outflow in years 2005, 2010, and 2012? (...) (Round to the nearest integer and enter any deficit with a negative sign.) . (Select from the drop-down menu.) The net capital flow in year 2005 was (in millions) $ During year 2005, Russia experienced a net capital The net capital flow in year 2010 was (in millions) $ During year 2010, Russia experienced a net capital The net capital flow in year 2012 was (in millions) $ During year 2012, Russia experienced a net capital (Round to the nearest integer and enter any deficit with a negative sign.) (Select from the drop-down menu.) (Round to the nearest integer and enter any deficit with a negative sign.) (Select from the drop-down menu.) - X Data table Q (Click on the icon to import the table into a spreadsheet.) Russia's (Russian Federation's) Balance of Payments Assumptions (million US$) 2005 2006 84,602 92,316 291 2008 - 12,764 A. Current account balance B. Capital account balance C. Financial account balance D. Net errors and omissions E. Reserves and related items 2007 72,193 103,935 - 10,641 - 104 3,612 97,108 139,705 - 7,895 11,248 -9,732 - 3,045 -64,968 -107,466 -148,928 38,919 2010 2011 2012 67,452 97,274 71,282 - 41 130 -5,218 -21,526 -76,115 -25,675 -9,135 -8,651 - 10,370 - 36,750 -12,638 - 30,020 1,025 Print 2009 50,384 - 12,466 -28,162 -6,392 - 3,363 Done 2015 69,000 - 309 2013 2014 33,428 57,513 -395-42,005 -46,213 -131,049 - 70,852 - 8,898 7,995 3,864 22,078 107,546 - 1.702