All numbers are in billions of dollars. Consumption $2,290.0 Investment 800.6 Government purchases 850.6 Net exports 178.2 Capital consumption allowance 607.6 Indirect business taxes 423.6 Statistical discrepancy 8.8 Social Security insurance taxes 423.0 Transfer payments 911.2 Undistributed profits 182.0 Corporate profits taxes 155.4 Personal taxes 680.0 Dividends 0.0 Compensation of employees 1600.0 Income earned from the rest of the world 100.0 Income earned by the rest of the world 112.0 Proprietors’ income 800.0 Rental income 290.0 Net interest 46.0. calculate the GDP at market rice and factor cost

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