Let's consider an economy in which firms spend $145 on machinery used in production and home buying totals $200. In addition, people buy $15 in stocks and bonds and businesses add $50 to their inventories.Given this information, calculate economic investment.

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Let's consider an economy in which firms spend $145
on machinery used in production and home buying
totals $200. In addition, people buy $15 in stocks and
bonds and businesses add $50 to their
inventories.Given this information, calculate economic
investment.
Transcribed Image Text:Let's consider an economy in which firms spend $145 on machinery used in production and home buying totals $200. In addition, people buy $15 in stocks and bonds and businesses add $50 to their inventories.Given this information, calculate economic investment.
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