When the U$.$S$.$ ships food aid to a developing nation, the U$.$S$.$ debits:

a$.$ secondary income

b$.$ services

c$.$ financial

d$.$ official reserves

When the resident of a foreign nation $(1)$ sells a U$.$S$.$ stock and $(2)$ deposits the proceeds in a U$.$S$.$ bank, the U$.$S$.$:

a$.$ credits the financial account for $(1)$ and debits the financial account for $(2)$

b$.$ credits the current account and debits the financial account

c$.$ debits the financial account and credits official reserves

d$.$ debits the financial account for $(1)$ and credits the financial account for $(2)$

When a U$.$S$.$ resident $(1)$ purchases a foreign treasury bill and pays by $(2)$ drawing down his bank balances abroad:

a$.$ debits short$-$term capital and credits official reserves

b$.$ debits the financial account for $(1)$ and credits the financial account for $(2)$

c$.$ debits official reserves and credits the financial account

d$.$ credits the short$-$term financial account and debits official reserves

From the U$.$S$.$ point of view, drawing on $($reducing$)$ foreign bank balances in a New York bank represents a:

a$.$ financial inflow

b$.$ financial outflow

c$.$ outflow of official reserves

d$.$ debit in the current account