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In speaking about the balance of payments, whatare autono-mousand accommodating transactions?

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economics

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  1. Accommodating transactions are planned economic activities, whereas autonomous transactions happen unexpectedly
  2. Autonomous transactions and accommodating transactions are the same
  3. Autonomous transactions are independent of the balance of payments while accommodating transactions occur to account for differences between the inpayments and outpayments from a nation's autonomous transactions.
  4. Accommodating transactions cause imbalances in the balance of payments
  5. Autonomous transactions depend on the balance of payments
  6. Autonomous transactions are government-controlled while accommodating transactions are market-driven
  7. Autonomous transactions refer to the financial dealings of private firms, whereas accommodating transactions are strictly intergovernmental
  8. Accommodating transactions are always profitable for a country, whereas autonomous transactions may result in a financial loss
  9. Accommodating transactions are intended to influence the country's exchange rate, while autonomous transactions have no such intent
  10. Autonomous transactions are only concerned with exports, while accommodating transactions deal exclusively with imports

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