Question

Net foreign direct investment has been a (significant) positive number for the US since the mid 1980’s. That represents more investment flowing into the US than out. Given that, one would normally conclude that the flow of net interest payments would be in the opposite direction – out instead of in. This is not the case.

Answer 1

Net foreign direct investment has been a (significant) positive number for the US since the mid 1980’s. That represents more investment flowing into the US than out. Given that, one would normally conclude that the flow of net interest payments would be in the opposite direction – out instead of in. This is not the case.

Question 1: Why might this be the case for the US?

Question 2: Will it continue during your lifetime?

Answer 2

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You can find the \(answers\) in here.
http://press.princeton.edu/releases/sercu_solutions.pdf
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Answer 3

Thank you.... That's a lot of pages