Expenditure categories
Million in Birr
1
Personal Consumption Expenditure(C)
4500
2
Gross private domestic investment (I)
850
3
Gov. purchasing of goods and services (G)
1250
4
Export(X)
750
5
Import(M)
1000
6
Net Factor Income received from abroad (NFIRA)
950
7
Net Factor Income paid from abroad (NFIPA)
1050
8
Indirect Business tax (IBT)
450
9
Depreciation(D)
525
Based on Above Information calculate
A, Gross Domestic Product
B, Gross National product
C, Net National Income
D, National Income
E, Trade Balance
Expenditure categories
Million in Birr
Personal Consumption Expenditure(C)
4500
Gross private domestic investment (I)
850
Gov. purchasing of goods and services (G)
1250
Export(X)
750
Import(M)
1000
Net Factor Income received from abroad (NFIRA)
950
Net Factor Income paid from abroad (NFIPA)
1050
Indirect Business tax (IBT)
450
Depreciation(D)
525
Based on Above Information calculate
A, Gross Domestic Product
B, Gross National product
C, Net National Income
D, National Income
E, Trade Balance
Based on Above Information calculate
A, Gross Domestic Product
B, Gross National product
C, Net National Income
D, National Income
E, Trade Balance
Based on Above Information calculate
A, Gross Domestic Product
B, Gross National product
C, Net National Income
D, National Income
E, Trade Balance
Assume that V is constant, M grows at an annual rate of 5%, Y at a rate of
2% and r= 4%.
a)
What will be the nominal interest rate?
b) How will the nominal interest rate change when the CB increases the
growth rate of money supply by 2 percentage points?
c) Assume that the growth rate of Y drops to 1%.
• How will the inflation rate change?
• What must the CB do to ensure that the inflation rate does not change?
Explain the effect of transfer payments like workers remittances on current account
why would countries having trade surpluses operate on foreign debt?
Explain the role of foreign reserves in the balance of payment account
Discuss the effects of lower taxes in the Keynesian model on the general equilibrium.