Question

when there are more exports than imports, there is a...
trade surplus
trade deficit
trade influx

Explanation:

In international trade, a trade surplus occurs when the value of a country's exports exceeds the value of its imports. A trade deficit is the opposite (imports > exports), and "trade influx" is not a standard term for this concept. So when exports are more than imports, it's a trade surplus.

Answer:

A. Trade surplus