In the balance of payments of the United States, inflows of money to the United States are recorded as

A) a positive entry.
B) a current account entry.
C) a negative entry.
D) net investment income.

Inflows of Money

The movement of cash or cash equivalents into a place, organization, or financial instrument.

Positive Entry

The introduction of new firms into a market, increasing competition and potentially leading to innovation and lower prices for consumers.

Current Account Entry

An item in the balance of payments that includes all imports and exports of goods and services, along with income received from or paid to foreign countries.