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- ln a hypothetical country, consumption was $3100, exports were 5400, GDP was 55000, imports were 5500, and investment was 51400. What were this country's government purchases? a)$160 b)$1200 c) $500 d)$5000Spring20 fall20 Which of the following expressions equals GDP? Select one: a. compensation of employees + gross investment + rental income + depreciation + corporate profits + indirect taxes-subsidies b. compensation of employees + consumption + depreciation + net investment O C. compensation of employees + net expdsts + depreciation + corporate profits d. compensation of employees + net interest + rental income + depreciation + corporate profits + proprietors' income + indirect taxes - subsidies Next pageCross country comparisons of GDP per capita typically use purchasing power parity equivalent exchange rates, which are a measure of the long run equilibrium value of an exchange rate. In fact, we used PPP equivalent exchange rates in this module. Why could using market exchange rates, which sometimes change dramatically in a short period of time, be misleading?
- Which COMPONENTS (IF ANY) of U.S. GDP (consumption C, investment I, government spending G, and/or net exports NX) THIS YEAR would be affected and HOW (INCREASE OR DECREASE) if: (a) you buy an OLD house in Coral Gables and start living in it (b) Jackson Memorial Hospital buys a new MRI scanner produced in Germany (c) Whirlpool produces some kitchen appliances but does not manage to sell them this year (d) you cook yourself a dinner (ignore the cost of all ingredients and the increase in your utility bill)Newspapers Sold to Government Sold to Consumers Imported Ink Import taxes Paper Wages Depreciation Profit Paper Exported Wages Depreciation Profit Printing Presses Imported Steel Import taxes Paper Wages Depreciation Profit 24 69 15 3 28 17 5 25 46 8 14 7 25 43 9 2 10 13 4 5 Consumption Government Investment Exports Imports GDP Value Added Newspapers Paper Printing Presses Wages Depreciation Indirect Taxes Profit GDIPrinciples of Macroeconomics "T1301102" Student name: First Exam- PART2, 13/0372021 St # Question (20 points) Refer to the table below, answer the questions that follow: Personal consumption expenditures Government purchases- Net private domestic investment Exports Imports Depreciation Receipts of factor income from the rest of the world Payments of factor income to the rest of the world 600 100 200 50 -60 40 30 50 1 The value for GDP is 2. The value for GNPIS 3. The value for NNP is 4. The value of NI is (30 points) Question 2 A- Discuss therelationship between ourput, unemployment, & inflation.
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