GDP In an economy is $12,050 billion. Consumer expenditures are $8,700 billion, government purchases are $1,900 billion, and gross Investment Is $1,450 billion. Net exports must be Multiple Cholce -$50 billion. $50 billion. $450 billion. $240 billion. $0 billion.

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