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33 GDI equals a. compensation of employees. b. government expenditure. c. gross domestic investment. d. all...

33 GDI equals

a. compensation of employees.

b. government expenditure.

c. gross domestic investment.

d. all of the above.

34 Gross Domestic Product is often expressed symbolically as

a. C + I + E + NX = T.

b. C = a + bY .

c. C + I + G + NX = Y .

d. C + S + T + NX = Y .

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33) GDI = Gross domestic investment

option(C)

34) GDP = consumption+investment+government purchase+net exports

C+I+G+NX

Option(C)

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