Use Table 1 for net earnings (NE) information and Table 3 for net exports (X). How much was the total domestic saving in the United States?
Your answer: _______________ ($ billion) (Please round your answer to one decimal place.)
Homework Answers
Total domestic savings (2010 year) = GDP (Gross domestic product) - private consumption expenditure
= 15600.8 - 10643.0 = 4957.8
Total domestic savings (2018year)= GDP - private consumption expenditure
= 18609 - 12944.6 = 5664.4
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