mponents of SpendingValue(billions of dollars)Consumption$140Business fixed and residential investment$27Inventory stock at the end of prior year$10Inventory stock at the end of current year$5Depreciation$12Government outlays$80Government purchases$65Exports$21Imports$17Labor income$126Capital income$70Net income of foreigners$5Taxes, subsidies, and transfers$28Inventory investment = $−5Net exports = $4Gross domestic product = $241Statistical discrepancy = $12National saving =

If GDP (measured in billions of current dollars) is $5,465, consumption is $3,657, investment is $741, and net exports are –$1,910, then government purchases are:

If a government spends $30 billion on public infrastructure, $115 billion on national defence, $20 billion on unemployment benefits, and $70 billion on civil services, then its total consumption expenditure is:

Suppose the nation's Expenditure on Consumption (C) amounts to $35000, Expenditure on Investment (I) stands at $15000, Government Expenditure (G) equals $2800, Export Revenues (X) total $3000, and Import Costs (M) tally to $2500. Calculate the nation's GDP.A.$52000B.$52300C.$53300D.$52800

This is a component of GDP that comes from the spending of Households.Select one:a. Consumptionb. Governmentc. Net Exportsd. Investments

The following table shows the relationship between income and consumption in an economy.Income (Y)(in billions of dollars)Consumption (C) (in billions of dollars)051011201730234029503560417047805390 59100 65Assume that investment (I) is $5 billion, government purchases (G) are $4 billion, and net exports (X) are $2 billion.What is the numerical value of the MPC (stated as a decimal)?MPC =