Q3
ANswer
National saving=Y-C-G
=45468-15021-18195
=12252
the national saving is $12252
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Q4
Answer
inflation rate = nominal rate - real rate
=32-15
=17%
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Q5
Answer
National saving=Y-C-G
=11483-4053-4884
=2546
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