Consider the following NIPA Data$4,350$662$2,659CHANGES IN PRIVATE INVENTORIES | -$290$1,146$8,640$798$2,335$1,942$405$1,525PCE-GOODSEXPORTS-SERVICESINVEST-NON-RESIDENTIALEXPORTS-GGODSPCE-SERVICESINVEST-RESIDENTIALGOV-STATE/LOCALIMPORTS-GOODSIMPORTS-SERVICESGOV-FEDERALA. WRITE THE GDP EQUATION (EXPENDITURES APPROACH). THEN USE THEDATA ABOVE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS B-FB. PCE=C3DC. GPDI=l-=D. GOV=G=E. NET EXPORTS=NX=,F. GDP=G. GNP=H. Compute the shares of each of the four components of GDP

Gross domestic product, or, GDP refers to the value of all the final products that is manufactured…

Consider the following NIPA Data $4,350 $662 PCE-GOODS EXPORTS-SERVICES $2,659 CHANGES IN PRIVATE INVENTORIES -$290 $1,146 $8,640 $798 INVEST-NON-RESIDENTIAL EXPORTS-GGODS PCE-SERVICES INVEST-RESIDENTIAL $2,335 $1,942 $405 GOV-STATE/LOCAL IMPORTS-GOODS IMPORTS-SERVICES GOV-FEDERAL $1,525 A. WRITE THE GDP EQUATION (EXPENDITURES APPROACH). THEN USE THE DATA ABOVE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS B-F B. PCE=C=_ C. GPDI=l-=, D. GOV=G=. E. NET EXPORTS=NX=. F. GDP=. G. GNP=. H. Compute the shares of each of the four components of GDP

Consider the following NIPA Data $4,350 $662 PCE-GOODS EXPORTS-SERVICES $2,659 CHANGES IN PRIVATE INVENTORIES -$290 $1,146 $8,640 $798 INVEST-NON-RESIDENTIAL EXPORTS-GGODS PCE-SERVICES INVEST-RESIDENTIAL $2,335 $1,942 $405 GOV-STATE/LOCAL IMPORTS-GOODS IMPORTS-SERVICES GOV-FEDERAL $1,525 A. WRITE THE GDP EQUATION (EXPENDITURES APPROACH). THEN USE THE DATA ABOVE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS B-F B. PCE=C=_ C. GPDI=l-=, D. GOV=G=. E. NET EXPORTS=NX=. F. GDP=. G. GNP=. H. Compute the shares of each of the four components of GDP

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