Trade data limits conclusions about current account

Steps:

• Examine table values for goods and services exports to verify A, B, and C against specific figures.
• Confirm A: Services exports exceed $47,428 based on table data.
• Confirm B: Services exports are below $163,639 per table.
• Confirm C: Services exports are less than goods exports from table comparison.
• Note absence of income, transfers, or full current account data in table for D.

Why D is correct:

• Current account deficit requires trade balance plus net income and transfers; table shows only trade, so overall deficit cannot be concluded (per balance of payments definition).

Why the others are wrong:

• A: Directly supported by table's services export value over $47,428.
• B: Directly supported by table's services export value under $163,639.
• C: Directly supported by table comparison of services vs. goods exports.

Final answer: D