4. Use the information from the table below to calculate the GDP of this economy Consumption $800 billion expenditures Wages $800 billion Saving $50 billion Investment $200 billion expenditures Taxes net of $100 billion Transfers Government $300 billion purchases Exports $100 billion Imports $200 billion

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