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zzz [600]
3 years ago
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In a closed​ economy, the values for​ gdp, consumption​ spending, investment​ spending, transfer​ payments, and taxes are as​ fo

llows: y​ = ​$11 trillion c​ = ​$8 trillion i​ = ​$2 trillion tr​ = ​$1 trillion t​ = ​$2 trillion using the information​ above, what is the value of private saving and public​ saving?
Business
1 answer:
BartSMP [9]3 years ago
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Answer:

Private saving = $2 trillion

Public saving = $1 trillion

Explanation:

Private saving = GDP - Taxes + Transfer payments - Consumption spending

= Y - T + TR - C

= $11 - $2 + $1 - $8

= $2 trillion

Public saving = Taxes - Government spending - Transfer payments

= T - G - TR

= $2 - $0 - $1

= $1 trillion

Therefore;

Private saving = $2 trillion, Public saving = $1 trillion

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