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GDP is $121
Government Purchases + Consumption+ Gross Investment +( Exports - Imports)
90+20+15+(8-12)
90+20+15-4
=$121(billions)
$5 (in billions) consumption of fixed capital is omitted when calculating GDP. It can be said as a write off.
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