From the following information, calculate GDP, private disposable income and private savings  Consumption:-4500 Rental income of persons:-600 Compensation of employees:-6300 Proprietor's Income:-900 Corporate profit:-700 Net interest :-400 Indirect business taxes :-500 Consumption of fixed capital:-1000 Transfers received from government :-350 Indirect payment on Government Debt:-200 Direct taxes:-700

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