What is the value of disposable income?

Consumption expenditures$4,150
Federal government purchases of goods and services850
State and local government’s purchases331
Investment751
Proprietors income150
Compensation of employees4,080
Corporate profits134
Taxes on corporate profits23
Rental income31
Capital consumption allowance295
Indirect business taxes130
Net interest147
Exports300
Imports320
Undistributed corporate profits111
Transfer payments66
Personal taxes45
Dividends0
Income Earned from the Rest of the World252
Income Earned by the Rest of the World1,347
Social insurance taxes222
Statistical discrepancy5

A. $3,618
B. $4,795
C. $3,727
D. $4,207
E. $4,017


Answer: D. $4,207

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