Use the following table to answer the next question. The following national income data for an economy is in billions of dollars.Consumption$5,100Investment1,100Transfer payments1,050Government purchases1,400Exports850Imports950Net foreign factor income20GDP for this economy is ________.
A. $7,500 billion
B. $6,400 billion
C. $9,400 billion
D. $10,470 billion
Answer: A
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A baker can produce two products: cupcakes and pies. The table below is the baker's production possibilities schedule:Production Possibilities ScheduleProductABCDEFCupcakes01220365681Pies1086420In moving from combination F to E, the opportunity cost of an additional 2 pies is
A. 2 cupcakes. B. 20 cupcakes. C. 56 cupcakes. D. 25 cupcakes.
When a firm leaves a perfectly competitive industry,
A. the individual demand curves facing remaining firms shift toward the point of minimum average cost in the long run. B. short-run industry equilibrium is reestablished at a new point along the original short-run industry supply curve. C. the short-run industry supply curve shifts to the right. D. at the new long-run equilibrium, the remaining firms in the industry will each receive a higher profit.
Monopolists are criticized because they are inefficient. What is meant by this statement?
a. Monopolists charge too high a price. b. Monopolists don't innovate enough to control pollution. c. Monopolists produce a large quantity of waste. d. Monopolists usually don't produce at the minimum of the ATC. e. Monopolists could use their resources better elsewhere.
Which of the following people would be counted in the labor force?
a. Chou, who lost his job and last looked for work three months ago b. Stephanie, who holds a Ph.D. in history but can only find part-time employment at a fast food restaurant c. Jordan, who would like to work as a stockbroker but is a stay-at-home father d. Steffan, who is a patient in a mental hospital e. Monique, age 90, who is enjoying her retirement in Montana