5. Given the following table RM Million Items 70 Imports Depreciation 50 Exports 08 Dividends 10 Government Purchases 120 Receipts Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World 20 Amount Of National Income Not Going To Households 10 Payments Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World 40 Net Private Domestic Investment 350 Personal Income Taxes 100 Personal Consumption Expenditures 750

5. Given the following table RM Million Items 70 Imports Depreciation 50 Exports 08 Dividends 10 Government Purchases 120 Receipts Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World 20 Amount Of National Income Not Going To Households 10 Payments Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World 40 Net Private Domestic Investment 350 Personal Income Taxes 100 Personal Consumption Expenditures 750

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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