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Answer
option 3
GDP is a sum of final goods and services produced in an economy
in a given year
The given options are GDP calculation by expenditure method as all
the sum expenditure on final goods and services as well as equal to
the production and it is denoted by the following identity
GDP=C+I+G+NX
where
C=consumption
I==investment spending
G=govenment spending
NX=net export =X-IM=export -import
19. Which equation is correct? a.GDP = C + I + G + X – IM. b. GDP = C + I + G + IM – X. c. GDP = C + I + G + X + IM. d....
19. Which equation is correct? a.GDP = C + I + G + X – IM. b. GDP = C + I + G + IM – X. c. GDP = C + I + G + X + IM. d. GDP = C + I + G – Taxes + Transfers 21. In 2012, newspapers reported that the annual Consumer Price Index in 2011 was 120.0. From this, we can conclude that a typical market basket in 2011 would...
using Y= C + I + G + NX Also do the following GDP Problem: MPC...
using Y= C + I + G + NX
Also do the following GDP Problem: MPC = .95, Co = $1000 MPI = .03, lo = 250, G = 200, NX = -100, T = 150
2. Consider the following short-ru model of an open economy: Y C+I+G+NX = 50 IM = -EY The domesti...
2. Consider the following short-ru model of an open economy: Y C+I+G+NX = 50 IM = -EY The domestic and foreign prices are constant and normalized to one ((p p" 1), and the nominal exchange rate equals the real exchange rate. (a) The policy makers have an output target, YT 200, and a net- export target, NXT = 0' Show how these targets can be achieved using government consumption (G) and the exchange rate (E) as policy instruments (b) Now...
Given Y = C +I +G+NX,C = C0 +bYd,I = I0,G = G0, and NX =...
Given Y = C +I +G+NX,C = C0 +bYd,I = I0,G = G0, and NX = NX0, where Yd = Y −T, and T = T0 +tY and C0 = 80, b = 0.5, I0 = 35 and G = 20, NX = 0, T0 = 30 and t = 0.20. Here T is the total amount of taxes the households have to pay with T0 being the fixed amount of taxes (regardless of income) and t is the tax...
Real GDP C G NX 250 177 54 44 -25 240 170 54 44 -24 -23...
Real GDP C G NX 250 177 54 44 -25 240 170 54 44 -24 -23 230 163 54 44 200 142 54 44 72 -20 100 54 44 -10 The above table shows the real aggregate expenditure schedule at a given price level (that is, in constant dollars). C is consumption expenditure, I is investment, G is government purchases, and NX is net exports. Consumption and import are linear functions of real GDP (that is, their slopes are constant)....
whot happens to C,I,G,NX, AD As, P, GDP, nempiayment, ife govemment Cuts govenment Spending by l00...
whot happens to C,I,G,NX, AD As, P, GDP, nempiayment, ife govemment Cuts govenment Spending by l00 B..on and the Mpc is.Go. Assue the ICeynesian hodel oth an upuard Sioping AS Curve Mace Sure to include the appropriak eoucten and grath
economics 2. The Economy of Bulgaria can be described as: Y=C+I+G+NX, NX = S-1 Y=1000 G=300...
economics
2. The Economy of Bulgaria can be described as: Y=C+I+G+NX, NX = S-1 Y=1000 G=300 T=300 C=0.95(Y-T) I=500-100r NX=135-100e, where Exports = 135-25e Imports = 75e r=r*=2 a. [7 points] Find the national saving, investment, capital outfow, trade balance, exports, imports and equilibrium exchange rate. b. [7 points) The above scenario shows the economy of Bulgaria before the outbreak of world war II. It is a net borrower. When the war ends it finds itself in the following situation:...
1. Consider the following economy of Syldavia (a small open economy) Y=C+I+G+NX , NX = S-I...
1. Consider the following economy of Syldavia (a small open economy) Y=C+I+G+NX , NX = S-I Y=8000 G=750 T=750 C=1000+0.75(Y-T) I=1000-100r NX=500-500e r=r*=5 d. [ 5 points] Suppose the world interest rate drop from r=5 to 2percent (assume government G=750). Find the national saving, investment, trade balance, capital outflow and equilibrium exchange rate.
Figure 10-3 Potential Potential GDP GDP Real Expenditure Price Level C+I+X-IM) 7 5,500 6,500 Real GDP...
Figure 10-3 Potential Potential GDP GDP Real Expenditure Price Level C+I+X-IM) 7 5,500 6,500 Real GDP (billions of dollars per year) (a) 5,500 6,500 Real GDP (billions of dollars per year) (6) In Figure 10-3, both graphs (a) and (b) indicate that the economy is experiencing an) a. recessionary gap of RE. O b. inflationary gap of RG. O crecessionary gap of RG. d. inflationary gap of RE.
Table 20-2 GDP Domestic Expenditure Exports Imports Total Expenditures C + I + G + (X...
Table 20-2 GDP Domestic Expenditure Exports Imports Total Expenditures C + I + G + (X - IM) $650 650 650 $2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500 C+I+G $3,100 3,400 3,700 4,000 4,300 4,600 4,900 $250 300 350 400 450 500 In Table 20-2, what are net exports when GDP-3,500? O a. 400 PO b. 100 Doc.300 08.200
using Y= C + I + G + NX
Also do the following GDP Problem: MPC = .95, Co = $1000 MPI = .03, lo = 250, G = 200, NX = -100, T = 150
2. Consider the following short-ru model of an open economy: Y C+I+G+NX = 50 IM = -EY The domestic and foreign prices are constant and normalized to one ((p p" 1), and the nominal exchange rate equals the real exchange rate. (a) The policy makers have an output target, YT 200, and a net- export target, NXT = 0' Show how these targets can be achieved using government consumption (G) and the exchange rate (E) as policy instruments (b) Now...
Real GDP C G NX 250 177 54 44 -25 240 170 54 44 -24 -23 230 163 54 44 200 142 54 44 72 -20 100 54 44 -10 The above table shows the real aggregate expenditure schedule at a given price level (that is, in constant dollars). C is consumption expenditure, I is investment, G is government purchases, and NX is net exports. Consumption and import are linear functions of real GDP (that is, their slopes are constant)....
whot happens to C,I,G,NX, AD As, P, GDP, nempiayment, ife govemment Cuts govenment Spending by l00 B..on and the Mpc is.Go. Assue the ICeynesian hodel oth an upuard Sioping AS Curve Mace Sure to include the appropriak eoucten and grath
economics
2. The Economy of Bulgaria can be described as: Y=C+I+G+NX, NX = S-1 Y=1000 G=300 T=300 C=0.95(Y-T) I=500-100r NX=135-100e, where Exports = 135-25e Imports = 75e r=r*=2 a. [7 points] Find the national saving, investment, capital outfow, trade balance, exports, imports and equilibrium exchange rate. b. [7 points) The above scenario shows the economy of Bulgaria before the outbreak of world war II. It is a net borrower. When the war ends it finds itself in the following situation:...
Figure 10-3 Potential Potential GDP GDP Real Expenditure Price Level C+I+X-IM) 7 5,500 6,500 Real GDP (billions of dollars per year) (a) 5,500 6,500 Real GDP (billions of dollars per year) (6) In Figure 10-3, both graphs (a) and (b) indicate that the economy is experiencing an) a. recessionary gap of RE. O b. inflationary gap of RG. O crecessionary gap of RG. d. inflationary gap of RE.
Table 20-2 GDP Domestic Expenditure Exports Imports Total Expenditures C + I + G + (X - IM) $650 650 650 $2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500 C+I+G $3,100 3,400 3,700 4,000 4,300 4,600 4,900 $250 300 350 400 450 500 In Table 20-2, what are net exports when GDP-3,500? O a. 400 PO b. 100 Doc.300 08.200
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