Referring to the table below, fill in the missing data for the country of Birchwood. Consumption Gross investment Government spending Net exports SURPL Expenditures Gross domestic product at market prices Less depreciation Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Net domestic product at basic prices +/- Net foreign factor income Net national product at basic prices AFY 380 120 195 95 790 45 65 680 -55 625 < Prev O Search Incomes Compensation of employees Gross operating surplus Gross mixed income Taxes less subsidies on production Indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Gross domestic income at market prices Less depreciation Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Net domestic income at basic prices +/- Net foreign factor income (Net) national income Add transfer payments Less undistributed profit Less corporate profit tax Less other income items Personal income Less personal income taxes Disposable income Savings Consumption 7 of 14 SAMSUNG Next > -55 140 45 45 20 190 380 480 95 55 45 65 65

Referring to the table below, fill in the missing data for the country of Birchwood. Consumption Gross investment Government spending Net exports SURPL Expenditures Gross domestic product at market prices Less depreciation Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Net domestic product at basic prices +/- Net foreign factor income Net national product at basic prices AFY 380 120 195 95 790 45 65 680 -55 625 < Prev O Search Incomes Compensation of employees Gross operating surplus Gross mixed income Taxes less subsidies on production Indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Gross domestic income at market prices Less depreciation Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Net domestic income at basic prices +/- Net foreign factor income (Net) national income Add transfer payments Less undistributed profit Less corporate profit tax Less other income items Personal income Less personal income taxes Disposable income Savings Consumption 7 of 14 SAMSUNG Next > -55 140 45 45 20 190 380 480 95 55 45 65 65

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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