1. Suppose you are given the following data: Government Purchases $ 6.0 billion Imports $ 0.3 billion Transfer Payments $ 2.3 billion Consumption $11.9 billion Depreciation $ 2.2 billion Exports $ 0.5 billion Investment $ 3.7 billion Taxes $ 6.4 billion a) Calculate the value of government public savings.

1. Suppose you are given the following data: Government Purchases $ 6.0 billion Imports $ 0.3 billion Transfer Payments $ 2.3 billion Consumption $11.9 billion Depreciation $ 2.2 billion Exports $ 0.5 billion Investment $ 3.7 billion Taxes $ 6.4 billion a) Calculate the value of government public savings.

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