Given the Following Hypothetical Data, Where C = $3,000; I

question 29

Multiple Choice

Given the following hypothetical data, where C = $3,000; I = $1,200; G = $2,000; X − M = −$500; depreciation = $200; and transfer payments = $800, where C = consumption; I = investment; G = government purchases; X = exports; and M = imports, net domestic product (NDP) is _____

• A) $5,500.
• B) $5,700.
• C) $6,200.
• D) $6,400.
• E) $6,900.

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