Using the expenditure approach, compute the value of the GDP?Transfer Payments$54Interest Income$150Depreciation$36Wages$67Gross Private Investment (I) $124Business Profits$200Indirect Business Taxes$74Rental Income$75Net Exports (X-M)$18Net Foreign Factor Income$12Government Purchases (G)$156Household Consumption (C) | $304

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Using the expenditure approach, compute the value of the GDP? Transfer Payments $54 Interest Income $150 Depreciation $36 Wages $67 Gross Private Investment (1) $124 Business Profits $200 Indirect Business Taxes $74 Rental Income $75 Net Exports (X-M) $18 Net Foreign Factor Income $12 Government Purchases (G) $156 Household Consumption (C) $304

Using the expenditure approach, compute the value of the GDP? Transfer Payments $54 Interest Income $150 Depreciation $36 Wages $67 Gross Private Investment (1) $124 Business Profits $200 Indirect Business Taxes $74 Rental Income $75 Net Exports (X-M) $18 Net Foreign Factor Income $12 Government Purchases (G) $156 Household Consumption (C) $304

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