A) GDP= Consumption+Investment+Government purchases/expenditure+Exports-Imports
GDP= 2520+1050+630+630-840
GDP= 3990 dollars
B) In a country, the savings equal investment. Hence, savings amount to 1050 dollars.
C) Investment is financed either through savings from wages or through investment in capital stock by firms out of profits earned.
1. Amount Item (millions of dollars) 525 1,220 735 630 1,050 630 840 2,100 2,520 Net...
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1. What is the value of "Net Exports"? 2. What is the amount of GDP? 3. The largest component of GDP is consumer spending. What percentage of GDP is consumer spending? (round off and format your answer as: 99% ) 4. What is the value of government transfers to households? 5. What is the value of Capital Inflow from R.O.W.? 6. What is the value of the net Capital flow between the U.S. and the R.O.W? (enter your number...
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Use Table 1 for net earnings (NE) information and Table 3 for
net exports (X). Suppose that the government budget deficit was
$800 billion for 2018, what was the U.S. private sector’s saving in
2018? Your answer: _______________ ($ billion) (Please round your
answer to one decimal place.)
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Use Table 1 for net earnings (NE) information and Table 3 for
net exports (X). How much was the total domestic saving in the
United States?
Your answer: _______________ ($ billion) (Please round your
answer to one decimal place.)
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