Personal consumption expenditures Interest Corporate profits Government spending Depreciation b. S6,254 billion. Oc$5,608 billion. O d. $6,495 billion. Rental income Gross private domestic investment Compensation of employees Exports Imports Indirect business taxes Proprietors' income Personal taxes Social Security taxes Transfer payments In Exhibit 5-7, disposable personal income (DI) is: O a. $5.127 billion. $5,207 425 735 1,406 830 146 1,116 4,426 870 965 553 520 886 432 376

Personal consumption expenditures Interest Corporate profits Government spending Depreciation b. S6,254 billion. Oc$5,608 billion. O d. $6,495 billion. Rental income Gross private domestic investment Compensation of employees Exports Imports Indirect business taxes Proprietors' income Personal taxes Social Security taxes Transfer payments In Exhibit 5-7, disposable personal income (DI) is: O a. $5.127 billion. $5,207 425 735 1,406 830 146 1,116 4,426 870 965 553 520 886 432 376

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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