a) b) c) d) Table 2 Gross Private Domestic Investment Exports of the U.S. $223. $208. $346. Disposable Income Personal Saving Government Purchases Net Foreign Factor Income Consumption of Fixed Capital Dividends Imports of the U.S. Taxes on Production and Imports Personal Taxes b) $221. c) $149. d) $228. Social Security Contributions Statistical Discrepancy 7. Refer to Table 2 (all figures in billions of dollars). The net domestic product is. $233. $255. $230. $348. $46 9 9. Refer to Table 2 (all figures in billions of dollars). Personal income is. a) $184. 190 10 84 10 52 13 12 h 8. Refer to Table 2 (all figures in billions of dollars). The national income is. a) $265. b) c) d) 22 38 23 0

a) b) c) d) Table 2 Gross Private Domestic Investment Exports of the U.S. $223. $208. $346. Disposable Income Personal Saving Government Purchases Net Foreign Factor Income Consumption of Fixed Capital Dividends Imports of the U.S. Taxes on Production and Imports Personal Taxes b) $221. c) $149. d) $228. Social Security Contributions Statistical Discrepancy 7. Refer to Table 2 (all figures in billions of dollars). The net domestic product is. $233. $255. $230. $348. $46 9 9. Refer to Table 2 (all figures in billions of dollars). Personal income is. a) $184. 190 10 84 10 52 13 12 h 8. Refer to Table 2 (all figures in billions of dollars). The national income is. a) $265. b) c) d) 22 38 23 0

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