Question #308204

4. Assume that GDP is $6000, personal disposable income is $5100, the gov’t deficit is $200, consumption is $3800 and the trade deficit is $100.

What is the size of:

a.      Private saving

b.      Investments

c.      Government spending


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Expert's answer
2022-03-09T11:03:19-0500

Savings is given by Government savings + private savings.


GS - Government savings

PS- private savings

DI- disposable income

C- consumption

S- savings

T- tax

a)

S=GS+PSS=GS+PS


PS=DICPS=DI-C


=5,1003,800=5,100-3,800


=$1,300=\$1,300


GS=$200GS=-\$200


Hence;

S=GS+PSS=GS+PS


=$200+$1,300=-\$200+\$1,300


=$1,100=\$1,100


b)

Investment is calculated as follows;


I=YCGNX,I=Y−C−G−NX,


I=$6000$3800$1100($100)I=\$6000−\$3800−\$1100−(−\$100)


=$1,200.=\$1,200.


c)


Government spending is calculated by;

As stated in the question, the government budget is a deficit


TG=$200.T−G=−\$200.


T=GDPDI=$6000$5100T=GDP−DI=\$6000−\$5100

=$900.=\$900.


G=T+$200=$900+$200=$1,100.G=T+\$200=\$900+\$200=\$1,100.


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