Suppose that for the economy of Springfield, we have the following information for 2013:
consumption expenditures = $4,000; wages = $3,500; gross private domestic investment = $1,300; government expenditures = $2,000; exports = $900; imports = $1,100. Using the expenditure approach what would the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) be for Springfield in 2013?
A) $6,200 B) $12,800 C) $7,100 D) $10,600 E) $7,500
C
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to a midterm exam she is studying for. What will happen to her? A. A bounty hunter will come looking for her. B. She will have to pay the full amount of her bail. C. She can now ask for a new trial date. D. She will voluntarily check in to rehab.
Because persistent property offenders do not formally calculate the risks associated with theft, nor thoughtfully consider legitimate alternatives to crime, their rationality has been called:
a. counter-intuitive. b. limited. c. "irrational rationality." d. underdeveloped.
When death is inflicted by public officers in obedience to a court judgment or in discharge of certain other legal duties it is considered. _________
a. voluntary manslaughter b. involuntary manslaughter c. excusable homicide d. justifiable homicide
________ is a sentencing innovation that uses public embarrassment to attempt to change an offender's behavior.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).