a. Calculate Jupiter's aggregate expenditure. b. Calculate Jupiter's net exports. c. Calculate Jupiter's government expenditure. Item Dollars GDP 1.400,000 Consumption expenditure 700,000 Taxes 350,000 Transfer payments 150,000 Profits 300,000 Investment 350,000 Exports 400,000 Saving 400,000 Imports 350,000

a. Calculate Jupiter's aggregate expenditure. b. Calculate Jupiter's net exports. c. Calculate Jupiter's government expenditure. Item Dollars GDP 1.400,000 Consumption expenditure 700,000 Taxes 350,000 Transfer payments 150,000 Profits 300,000 Investment 350,000 Exports 400,000 Saving 400,000 Imports 350,000

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