The U.S. often has a significant surplus in services trade, even though it has a deficit in goods trade.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  The U.S. typically runs a surplus in services trade, such as financial services and intellectual property, which offsets part of its deficit in goods trade, where imports exceed exports.

The U.S. often has a significant surplus in services trade, even though it has a deficit in goods trade.

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