Module 41Online version Balance of Payments - Matching by Zachary Foust 1 Current account credits (United States perspective) 2 Current account debits (United States perspective) 3 Financial account credit (United States perspective) 4 Financial account debit (United States perspective) An airline in Qatar purchases airplanes from the United States. A Chinese company purchases soybeans from the United States. A British firm hires a United States insurance company. An American shareholder earns dividends from an investment in a Swiss chocolate company. A Canadian charity organization sends money to residents of New Orleans after a hurricane. An oil worker in Canada sends money to his family in the United States. An American company purchases semiconductors from Taiwan. An American citizen makes payments to a Mexican phone company. The United States sends foreign aid to a country in Africa. The United States makes interest payments on debt owed to China. An American company pays dividends to shareholders in other countries. A migrant farmworker in the United States sends money to his family in Mexico. A Chinese enterprise purchases farmland in the United States. The central bank of China purchases bonds from the United States. A German beer company aquires stock in an American firm. Toyata purchases land to build a factory in Texas. A British citizen buys stock in an American corporation. Japanese investors lend money to the United States government. An American real estate mogul purchases a theme park in Japan. An American firm purchases a banana plantation in Honduras. A French firm sells stock to United States citizens. Investors in the United States lend money to Argentina. Investors in the United States purchase corporate bonds from a Spanish firm. An American oil company purchases land in Canada.
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