The objective of the following analysis is to compute GDP using Expenditure method:
Under expenditure approach, the various components of GDP are:
(1) Private final consumption expenditure:
It is given that consumers purchase 8 million tons of steel at the rate of $20 per ton
That means, the value of private final consumption expenditure is $160 million
(2) Investment Expenditure : It is zero as no information is provided
(3) Government final consumption expenditure: It is also zero as no information is provided
(4) Exports:
It is given that 2 million tons of steel is exported at the rate of $ 20 per ton. That means , the value of exports is $40 million
(5) Imports
It is given that 10 million ton of steel is imported at the rate of $5 per ton. That means, the value of imports is $50 million
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Thus, GDP = Private Final Consumption Expenditure + Investment Expenditure + Government final consumption expenditure + Exports - Imports
GDP = $160 million + 0 + 0 + $ 40 million - $ 50 million
GDP = $ 150 million
Hence, GDP as estimated using expenditure method is $ 150 million
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