Category Category Value Value Personal consumption expenditures Net exports $245 11 Net foreign factor income Dividends 16 Transfer payments Compensation of employees 12 223 Taxes on production and imports Rents 14 18 Statistical discrepancy Undistributed corporate profits 8 21 Consumption of fixed capital (depreciation) Personal taxes 27 26 Social Security contributions Corporate income taxes 20 19 Corporate profits Interest 13 56 iovernment purchases Proprietors' income 43 82 Personal saving 30 Net private domestic investment 33

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