GDP using the expenditure approach equals the sum of personal consumption expenditures plus

A) gross private investment.
B) gross private investment plus government expenditure on goods and services.
C) gross private investment plus government expenditure on goods and services minus imports of goods and services.
D) gross private investment plus government expenditure on goods and services plus net exports of goods and services.


D

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