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This year in Country L, GDP is $500 billion, private consumption is $300 billion, government expenditure is $100 billion, and trade surplus is $20 billion. How much is total (public and private) domestic savings?

7. Question 7 This year in Country L, GDP is $500 billion, private consumption is $300 billion, government expenditure is $100 billion, and trade surplus is $20 billion. How much…

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This year, country K has a budget deficit of $30 billion, taxes are $70 billion, and government expenditures are $80 billion. How much did the government spend in providing transfers?

6. Question 6 This year, country K has a budget deficit of $30 billion, taxes are $70 billion, and government expenditures are $80 billion. How much did the government spend…

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In country D, the total adult population and the number of adults with jobs have remained constant since last year, while the labor-force participation rate has declined. In this situation, the unemployment rate this year _________.

4. Question 4 In country D, the total adult population and the number of adults with jobs have remained constant since last year, while the labor-force participation rate has declined….

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Among the adult population in country C, 50% participate in the labor market and 45% are employed. What is the unemployment rate in country C?

3. Question 3 Among the adult population in country C, 50% participate in the labor market and 45% are employed. What is the unemployment rate in country C? 1 point…

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In 2015, the average nominal wage rate in country A went up by 1% and the rate of inflation was -2%. The real wage rate growth in 2015 in the country must have been approximately __________.

1. Question 1 In 2015, the average nominal wage rate in country A went up by 1% and the rate of inflation was -2%. The real wage rate growth in…

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An Indian company buys a new machine made in Britain by a Japanese company. No additional resources are used in India for the investment. The machine is made entirely with British labor and British-made parts. Assume that other activities in India, Britain, and Japan are unaffected by this purchase.

9. Question 9 An Indian company buys a new machine made in Britain by a Japanese company. No additional resources are used in India for the investment. The machine is…

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In country M, households have been going to restaurants for half of their meals and for the rest they have been enjoying their own cooking at home. This year, habits have changed and households are having only one quarter of their meals in restaurants. Assume that the total expenditure on all other goods and services remains unchanged from last year.

7. Question 7 In country M, households have been going to restaurants for half of their meals and for the rest they have been enjoying their own cooking at home….

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Over the past three decades, the real GDP of the United States has increased at an average the rate of 3% per year. The average growth rate of population in the country has been 1% per year. What has been the average growth rate of real per capita GDP in the US during the past three decades?

2. Question 2 Over the past three decades, the real GDP of the United States has increased at an average the rate of 3% per year. The average growth rate…