If substantially more foreign investment income comes into Brazil than leaves Brazil,then it is most likely that
A) Brazilian net foreign investment income is negative.
B) Brazilian net foreign investment income is zero.
C) Brazilian GDP exceeds Brazilian GNP.
D) Brazilian GNP exceeds Brazilian GDP.
E) Brazilian GNP equals Brazilian GDP.

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When more foreign investment income comes into Brazil than leaves, it means Brazil is earning more from its investments abroad than it is paying to foreign investors. This results in Brazilian GNP (which includes net foreign investment income) being higher than Brazilian GDP (which does not include net foreign investment income).

If Substantially More Foreign Investment Income Comes into Brazil Than