The growing economy of Platonia has been consistently running a current account surplus for the past few years. Two industry​ experts, Nicole Watson and Denise​ Kohl, are discussing the implications of a current account surplus on the economy as a whole. Nicole is of the opinion that a persistent current account surplus indicates that the country does not attract a lot of FDI. She also feels that the financial account balance is unlikely to improve in the near​ future, which could pose a bottleneck for economic growth.​ Denise, however, feels that the persistent current account surplus is reflective of​ Platonia's competitive exports. In​ fact, she feels that the focus on exports will continue to drive economic growth.Which of the​ following, if​ true, will weaken​ Nicole's claim that the financial account balance will not improve in the near​ future?A.Income earned by the citizens of Platonia on bonds issued by a neighboring country has increased this year.B.Most of the large business houses in Platonia plan to raise their foreign portfolio investment by more than 30 percent over the next few years. C.The recent depreciation of the domestic currency is expected to affect the import of goods and services.D.Platonia is increasingly emerging as a likely outsourcing destination due to low labor costs and a skilled workforce.E.Following a major earthquake in the eastern part of the​ country, the flow of foreign aid to Platonia increased this year.