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Accounts in Balance of Payments or BOP

Name the accounts in the balance of payments (BOP)?

Answer:

a. Current account: It exhibits the imports and exports of services and goods and transfer payments.
b. Capital Account: It exhibits the assets and liabilities of the government.

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