Calculate GDP, what is included...what is not? Criteria USD in Billions Personal Consumption Expenditure $847 Rental Income $225 Personal Savings $57 Government Purchases $204 Gross Private Domestic Investment $221 $360 Social Security Payments $72 Exports $165 Income earned from investments $140 Imports $267 Wages and Compensation

Calculate GDP, what is included...what is not? Criteria USD in Billions Personal Consumption Expenditure $847 Rental Income $225 Personal Savings $57 Government Purchases $204 Gross Private Domestic Investment $221 $360 Social Security Payments $72 Exports $165 Income earned from investments $140 Imports $267 Wages and Compensation

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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