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.