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14. Investment does not include sale of stocks and bonds. Gross domestic private investment includes goods and services. Stocks and bonds are not goods and services.
15. M1 is a stock variable
A stock is something that can be measured at a point of time such as wealth, debt etc. A flow is a quantity measured over a period of time such as income, depreciation etc. Flow adds up to stock.
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14. Investment (gross private domestic investment) does not include a. The sale of stocks and bonds...
QUESTION 54 and changes in private inventories, is an important determinant of Gross private domestic investment,...
QUESTION 54 and changes in private inventories, is an important determinant of Gross private domestic investment, which consists of investment in stocks and bonds, inflation fixed investments, swings in the business cycle fixed investments, trade deficits investment in stocks and bonds, trade deficits QUESTION 55 Which of the following is NOT a concem regarding GDP as a measure of economic activity? the value of investments in the stock and bond markets the value of nonmarket natural resources the value of...
QUESTION 54 and changes in private inventories, is an important determinant of Gross private domestic investment,...
QUESTION 54 and changes in private inventories, is an important determinant of Gross private domestic investment, which consists of investment in stocks and bonds, inflation fixed investments, swings in the business cycle fixed investments, trade deficits investment in stocks and bonds, trade deficits QUESTION 55 Which of the following is NOT a concem regarding GDP as a measure of economic activity? the value of investments in the stock and bond markets the value of nonmarket natural resources the value of...
7. Measuring GDP The following table shows data on personal consumption expenditures, gross private domestic investment,...
7. Measuring GDP The following table shows data on personal consumption expenditures, gross private domestic investment, exports, imports, and government purchases of goods and services for the United States in 2009, as published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. All figures are in billions of dollars. Fill in the missing cells in the table to calculate GDP by adding together the final demands of consumers, business firms, the government, and foreigners-a method of calculating GDP known as the expenditure approach....
Item Amount 300 Stock of Capital at end of year (K) Change in Private Inventories (CI)...
Item Amount 300 Stock of Capital at end of year (K) Change in Private Inventories (CI) Compensation of Employees-Wages (W) 50 60 Consumption of Fixed Capital-Depreciation (DEPR) Government Consumption and Gross Investment (G) Gross Private Domestic Fixed Investment (FI) Interest (INT) Net Exports (XN) Profits (PROF) Proprietors' Income (PRIN) Purchases of Stocks and Bonds (SB) Rents (RENT) Taxes on Production and Income (TAX) 15 13 -2 13 4 1. (a) Compute Gross Private Domestic Investment (). Show your work. (b)...
Amount -12 69 20 34 Item Change in Private Inventories (CI) Compensation of Employees--Wages (W) Consumption...
Amount -12 69 20 34 Item Change in Private Inventories (CI) Compensation of Employees--Wages (W) Consumption of Fixed Capital--Depreciation (DEPR) Government Consumption Expenditures and Gross Investment (G) Gross Private Domestic Fixed Investment (FI) Interest (INT) Net Exports (XN) Net Foreign Factor Income (NFFI) Personal Consumption Expenditures (C) Profits (PROF) Proprietors’ Income (PRIN) Purchases of Stocks and Bonds (SB) Rents (RENT) Statistical Discrepancy (SD) Stock of Capital at End of Year (SK) Taxes on Production and Income (TAX) 100 700 6...
QUESTION 8 The largest component of GDP is: A. consumption expenditure. B. gross private domestic investment...
QUESTION 8 The largest component of GDP is: A. consumption expenditure. B. gross private domestic investment C. government spending. D. net exports. QUESTIONS The sum of all income, including wages, salaries and benefits, profits, rental income, and interest, is called: A. labor income B. gross domestic income. C. national income. D. pretax income. QUESTION 10 A business cycle is: A. the periodic fluctuation of economic activity. B. the engine of economic growth. C. a period lasting about 50 years. D....
Find the GDP: Social Security Contributions 20 Gross Private Domestic Investment 50 Taxes on Production and...
Find the GDP: Social Security Contributions 20 Gross Private Domestic Investment 50 Taxes on Production and imports 40 US Imports 100 Corporate Income Tax 50 Personal consumption Expenditures 150 Transfer Payments 20 Consumption of Fixed Capital 30 US Exports 80 Net foreign factor income 10 Undistributed corporate profits 20 Statistical discrepancy 10 Government Purchases 80
Help Gross Private Domestic Investment Personal Taxes Transfer Payments Taxes on Production and Imports Corporate Income...
Help Gross Private Domestic Investment Personal Taxes Transfer Payments Taxes on Production and Imports Corporate Income Taxes Personal Consumption Expenditures Consumption of Fixed Capital US Exports Dividends Government Purchases Net Foreign Factor Income Undistributed Corporate Profits Social Security Contributions US Imports Statistical Discrepancy $1,593 1,113 1,683 695 213 7,304 1,393 1,059 434 1,973 10 141 748 1,483 50 Refer to the accompanying national income data (in billions of dollars). Net private domestic investment is equal to Multiple Choice $1,793 billion....
Some data as follows: Gross domestic private investment: 1,000 Net foreign investment: 120 Public savi...
Some data as follows: Gross domestic private investment: 1,000 Net foreign investment: 120 Public savings: 410 Company retained earnings: 130 Depreciation: 800 Net exports: - 100 Government savings: - 220 How much is national saving (national saving)? a. 320. b. 900 c. 990. d. 1,000 e. 1,120. the answer is E why?
The following questions are based on this table: 4.a. Calculate the Gross Domestic Product in Year...
The following questions are based on this table:
4.a. Calculate the Gross Domestic Product in Year 1
4.b. Calculate the gross Domestic Product in Year 2
1)Explain what changes occurred to GDP from Year 1 to Year
2
9:36 • pccc.blackboard.com ☺ stion Completion wwwwww United States greater efficiency among .. producers lower prices for many consumer goods and services ESTION 10 point e d The following questions are based on this table: a. Calculate the Gross Domestic Product in...
QUESTION 54 and changes in private inventories, is an important determinant of Gross private domestic investment, which consists of investment in stocks and bonds, inflation fixed investments, swings in the business cycle fixed investments, trade deficits investment in stocks and bonds, trade deficits QUESTION 55 Which of the following is NOT a concem regarding GDP as a measure of economic activity? the value of investments in the stock and bond markets the value of nonmarket natural resources the value of...
QUESTION 54 and changes in private inventories, is an important determinant of Gross private domestic investment, which consists of investment in stocks and bonds, inflation fixed investments, swings in the business cycle fixed investments, trade deficits investment in stocks and bonds, trade deficits QUESTION 55 Which of the following is NOT a concem regarding GDP as a measure of economic activity? the value of investments in the stock and bond markets the value of nonmarket natural resources the value of...
7. Measuring GDP The following table shows data on personal consumption expenditures, gross private domestic investment, exports, imports, and government purchases of goods and services for the United States in 2009, as published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. All figures are in billions of dollars. Fill in the missing cells in the table to calculate GDP by adding together the final demands of consumers, business firms, the government, and foreigners-a method of calculating GDP known as the expenditure approach....
Item Amount 300 Stock of Capital at end of year (K) Change in Private Inventories (CI) Compensation of Employees-Wages (W) 50 60 Consumption of Fixed Capital-Depreciation (DEPR) Government Consumption and Gross Investment (G) Gross Private Domestic Fixed Investment (FI) Interest (INT) Net Exports (XN) Profits (PROF) Proprietors' Income (PRIN) Purchases of Stocks and Bonds (SB) Rents (RENT) Taxes on Production and Income (TAX) 15 13 -2 13 4 1. (a) Compute Gross Private Domestic Investment (). Show your work. (b)...
Amount -12 69 20 34 Item Change in Private Inventories (CI) Compensation of Employees--Wages (W) Consumption of Fixed Capital--Depreciation (DEPR) Government Consumption Expenditures and Gross Investment (G) Gross Private Domestic Fixed Investment (FI) Interest (INT) Net Exports (XN) Net Foreign Factor Income (NFFI) Personal Consumption Expenditures (C) Profits (PROF) Proprietors’ Income (PRIN) Purchases of Stocks and Bonds (SB) Rents (RENT) Statistical Discrepancy (SD) Stock of Capital at End of Year (SK) Taxes on Production and Income (TAX) 100 700 6...
QUESTION 8 The largest component of GDP is: A. consumption expenditure. B. gross private domestic investment C. government spending. D. net exports. QUESTIONS The sum of all income, including wages, salaries and benefits, profits, rental income, and interest, is called: A. labor income B. gross domestic income. C. national income. D. pretax income. QUESTION 10 A business cycle is: A. the periodic fluctuation of economic activity. B. the engine of economic growth. C. a period lasting about 50 years. D....
Help Gross Private Domestic Investment Personal Taxes Transfer Payments Taxes on Production and Imports Corporate Income Taxes Personal Consumption Expenditures Consumption of Fixed Capital US Exports Dividends Government Purchases Net Foreign Factor Income Undistributed Corporate Profits Social Security Contributions US Imports Statistical Discrepancy $1,593 1,113 1,683 695 213 7,304 1,393 1,059 434 1,973 10 141 748 1,483 50 Refer to the accompanying national income data (in billions of dollars). Net private domestic investment is equal to Multiple Choice $1,793 billion....
The following questions are based on this table:
4.a. Calculate the Gross Domestic Product in Year 1
4.b. Calculate the gross Domestic Product in Year 2
1)Explain what changes occurred to GDP from Year 1 to Year
2
9:36 • pccc.blackboard.com ☺ stion Completion wwwwww United States greater efficiency among .. producers lower prices for many consumer goods and services ESTION 10 point e d The following questions are based on this table: a. Calculate the Gross Domestic Product in...
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