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Consumption increases by $1,900 (value of computer).
Investment changes by 0.
Government expenditure changes by 0.
Net exports decreases by $1,900, i.e. changes by $-1,900 (by amount of import equal to value of imported computer).
Change in GDP is 0 (= increase in consumption - decrease in net exports = $1,900 - $1,900).
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