4) Suppose that we have the following data for Amazon operations in the US:Sales$469.8B$365.6BCost of GoodsExpensesLabor Compensation$10.2BUtilities$2.5B$5.9B$22.7B$42.5B$150.7BMaterialsShipping CostsSales Taxes/TariffsCapital ExpendituresChange in Retail InventoriesChange in Material Inventories$16.5B-$2.7BAmazon's Contribution to Gross Domestic Product for the US would be:a) $120.7B$34.2Bc) $44.4Bd) $86.9B5) Suppose that we have the following data for one of Amazon's wholly owned subsidiaries (i.e.100% owned by Amazon US) - Amazon China (Formerly known as Joyo.com). AmazonChina is headquartered in the Chaoyang District, Beijing.$125.6BSalesCost of Goods$79.8BExpensesLabor Compensation (Foreign Residents)Labor Compensation (American Residents)UtilitiesMaterials$10.2B$2.5B$1.9B$1.2B$8.4BShipping CostsSales Taxes/Tariffs$5.1B$80.6BCapital ExpendituresChange in Retail InventoriesChange in Material Inventories-$3.5B$1.5BAssuming that Amazon China's earnings are repatriated annually, their contribution to USGross Domestic Product & Gross National Product would be:a) $0, $32.3Bb) $32.3B, $17Bc) $0, $17Bd) $0, $2.5B

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the measurement of the monetary value of all the final goods and…

a Suppose that we have the following data for Amazon operations in the US: Sales Cost of Goods $469.8B $365.6B Expenses Labor Compensation Utilities $10.2B $2.5B $5.9B $22.7B $42.5B $150.7B Materials Shipping Costs Sales Taxes/Tariffs Capital Expenditures Change in Retail Inventories Change in Material Inventories $16.5B -$2.7B Amazon's Contribution to Gross Domestic Product for the US would be: a) $120.7B b) $34.2B c) $44.4B d) $86.9B

a Suppose that we have the following data for Amazon operations in the US: Sales Cost of Goods $469.8B $365.6B Expenses Labor Compensation Utilities $10.2B $2.5B $5.9B $22.7B $42.5B $150.7B Materials Shipping Costs Sales Taxes/Tariffs Capital Expenditures Change in Retail Inventories Change in Material Inventories $16.5B -$2.7B Amazon's Contribution to Gross Domestic Product for the US would be: a) $120.7B b) $34.2B c) $44.4B d) $86.9B

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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