1.   Current account measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of the country.

2.   Merchandise trade makes up three-quarters of the current account, which measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of the country.

3.   The current account balance measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of the country.

4.   The current account balance measures the international trade of merchandise, services and monetary transfers such as donations and economic assistance.

5.   The current account is the broadest measure of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of the country.

6.   The current account report measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of the country.

7.   The current account, which measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of the country, includes figures on service trade and investment.

8.   The current account balance measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of a country.

9.   The current account balance measures the flow of goods, services and monetary transfers in and out of Japan.

10.   The current account measures services and monetary transfers in addition to the flow of goods in and out of the country.