Table 4.7.1InventoryInvestment$20Net Exports-$100Small BusinessCapitalConsumptionHousehold$65ConsumptionNon-Profit CapitalSpending$800GovernmentCapital Spending $30$12GovernmentNet OperatingCapitalConsumptionGovernment$35$115SurplusNon-ProfitConsumptionBusiness CapitalSpending$200ConsumptionWages andSalaries$15$400$700Corporate CapitalConsumptionEmployers' SocialContributionsNet MixedIncome$100$150Taxes LessSubsidies$130$10060) Refer to Table 4.7.1.What is GDP?Select one:a. 1054b. 1236c. 1386d. 1452e. 1501

Inventory investment = $20 Small Business Capital Consumption = $65 Government Capital Spending =…

Inventory Investment $20 Net Exports -$100 Small Business Capital Consumption Household Consumption Non-Profit Capital Spending $65 $800 Government Capital Spending $30 $12 Government Capital Consumption Government Net Operating Surplus $35 $115 Non-Profit Consumption Business Capital Spending $200 Consumption Wages and Salaries $15 $400 $700 Corporate Capital Consumption Employers' Social Contributions Net Mixed Income $100 $150 Taxes Less Subsidies $130 $100 60) Refer to Table 4.7.1. What is GDP? Select one: a. 1054 b. 1236 c. 1386 d. 1452 e. 1501

Inventory Investment $20 Net Exports -$100 Small Business Capital Consumption Household Consumption Non-Profit Capital Spending $65 $800 Government Capital Spending $30 $12 Government Capital Consumption Government Net Operating Surplus $35 $115 Non-Profit Consumption Business Capital Spending $200 Consumption Wages and Salaries $15 $400 $700 Corporate Capital Consumption Employers' Social Contributions Net Mixed Income $100 $150 Taxes Less Subsidies $130 $100 60) Refer to Table 4.7.1. What is GDP? Select one: a. 1054 b. 1236 c. 1386 d. 1452 e. 1501

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