Assume that GDP is Rs. 6000, personal disposable income is Rs. 5100 & the Govt. Budget Deficit is Rs. 200, consumption is Rs. 3800 & trade deficit Rs. 1000. Calculate saving, investment & government spending?
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2017-01-10T09:37:14-0500
Y = Rs. 6000, Yd = Rs. 5100, BD = 200, C = Rs. 3800, NX = -1000. Saving S = Yd - C = 5100 - 3800 = Rs. 1300, Y = C + I + G + NX, Government spending G = T + BD, T = Y - Yd = 6000 - 5100 = 900, so G = 900 + 200 = Rs. 1100. Investment I = Y - C - G - NX = 6000 - 3800 - 1100 + 1000 = Rs. 2100.
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The following is the information from the national income accounts for
a hypothetical country: GDP Rs. 6000.00 Gross Investment 800.00 Net
Investment 200.00 Consumption 4000.00 Govt. purchases of goods &
services 1100.00 Govt. Budget Surplus 30.00 What is a) NDP b) Net
exports c) Govt. taxes minus transfers c) Disposable personal income
e) Personal Saving.
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The following is the information from the national income accounts for a hypothetical country: GDP Rs. 6000.00 Gross Investment 800.00 Net Investment 200.00 Consumption 4000.00 Govt. purchases of goods & services 1100.00 Govt. Budget Surplus 30.00 What is a) NDP b) Net exports c) Govt. taxes minus transfers c) Disposable personal income e) Personal Saving.
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