calculate GDP via the expenditure approach.  Inventory investment $50 billion    Fixed investment $120 billion  Consumer nondurables $275 billion  Interest $140 billion  Indirect business taxes $45 billion  Government wages and salaries $300billion  Government purchases of goods and services $110 billion  Imports $80 billion    Exports $40 billion  Profits $320 billion  Services $600 billion

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