14 have these informations representing an economic activities for a mentioned country as followinge disposable personal income 500 government revenues 520 corporate taxes 100 gross investment expenditures 400 PROFIT 300 consumption expenditures 450 government expenses DIVIDENDS 430 70 net investment expenditure 350 find the value of the following accounts 1- national savings ? 2- Business savings ? 3- government savings ? 4- Retained profit? 5- Depreciations ?

14 have these informations representing an economic activities for a mentioned country as followinge disposable personal income 500 government revenues 520 corporate taxes 100 gross investment expenditures 400 PROFIT 300 consumption expenditures 450 government expenses DIVIDENDS 430 70 net investment expenditure 350 find the value of the following accounts 1- national savings ? 2- Business savings ? 3- government savings ? 4- Retained profit? 5- Depreciations ?

Principles of Economics 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172364

Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Publisher:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Chapter31: The Impacts Of Government Borrowing

Section: Chapter Questions

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