We have the following data for a hypothetical closed economy: GNP = $14,000 Consumption (C) = $8,000 Government Purchases (G) = $1,200 Tax Collections (T) = $1,200 What is the value of private savings SP? $ What is the value of government savings S9? $| (Enter your answer as an integer. Include a minus sign if necessary.) (Enter your answer as an integer. Include a minus sign if necessary.) In this closed economy, what must be the value of investment expenditure? $ (Enter your answer as an integer. Include a minus sign if necessary.)

We have the following data for a hypothetical closed economy: GNP = $14,000 Consumption (C) = $8,000 Government Purchases (G) = $1,200 Tax Collections (T) = $1,200 What is the value of private savings SP? $ What is the value of government savings S9? $| (Enter your answer as an integer. Include a minus sign if necessary.) (Enter your answer as an integer. Include a minus sign if necessary.) In this closed economy, what must be the value of investment expenditure? $ (Enter your answer as an integer. Include a minus sign if necessary.)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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