The national accounts of Parchment Paradise are kept on (you guessed it)parchment. A fire destroys the statistics office. The accounts are now incompletebut they contain the data in the table.ItemDollars3,300GDP (income approach)Consumption expenditureCalculate the sum of total income less wages, and the statistical discrepancy.2,400Indirect taxes lest subsidies150Net domestic income at factor....cost3,000Investment1,025Total income less wages is $Government expenditure650WagesNet exports2,350- 400The statistical discrepancy is $

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The national accounts of Parchment Paradise are kept on (you guessed it) parchment. A fire destroys the statistics office. The accounts are now incomplete but they contain the data in the table. Item Dollars 3,300 GDP (income approach) Consumption expenditure Indirect taxes lest subsidies Calculate the sum of total income less wages, and the statistical discrepancy. 2,400 150 Net domestic income at factor 3,000 1,025 cost Investment Total income less wages is $ 650 Government expenditure Wages Net exports 2,350 - 400 The statistical discrepancy is $. ....

The national accounts of Parchment Paradise are kept on (you guessed it) parchment. A fire destroys the statistics office. The accounts are now incomplete but they contain the data in the table. Item Dollars 3,300 GDP (income approach) Consumption expenditure Indirect taxes lest subsidies Calculate the sum of total income less wages, and the statistical discrepancy. 2,400 150 Net domestic income at factor 3,000 1,025 cost Investment Total income less wages is $ 650 Government expenditure Wages Net exports 2,350 - 400 The statistical discrepancy is $. ....

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