Lending abroad​ represents: A. a capital inflow. B. positive net savings. C. a capital outflow. D. none of the above.

C.

a capital outflow.

Explanation

Capital outflow is the movement of assets out of a country. Capital inflow represents the movement of funds into the domestic economy from abroad. Lending abroad is a form of capital outflow. Net capital outflow is amount domestic investors lend abroad minus amount foreign investors lend into the country.