A U. S. purchase of oil from overseas paid for with foreign currency it already owned Group of answer choices increases U. S. net exports, and increases U. S. net capital outflow. increases U. S. net exports, and decreases U. S. net capital outflow. decreases U. S. net exports, and increases U. S. net capital outflow. decreases U. S. net exports, and decreases U. S. net capital outflow.

Correct

decreases U.S. net exports, and increases U.S. net capital outflow.

Explanation:

In the situation US purchases oil from overseas (another country), it decreases its country's net export due to the fact that, nothing is shipped out of U.S. But rather, it is being imported. Also, this leads to increase of U.S net capital outflow due to money leaving the country to the other country from which the oil is being bought from.

there is no following so id just amuse false