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Natalija [7]
3 years ago
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Suppose investment is $1,100 billion, private saving is $1,050 billion, and capital inflow from abroad is $100 billion. Solve th

e government budget deficit in the case.
Business
1 answer:
Sauron [17]3 years ago
8 0

Anoveoswer:

The government deficit is $150 billion

Explanation:

Current Account (CA)  = Savings(S) -Investment(I).

Current account (CA)  is also conventionally defined as (X-M) (value of exports – value of imports) + Net income from abroad. (R)

CA = (X-M) + (R)

In this case CA= $1050 billion - $1100 billion

                      CA= -$50 billion

Therefore CA = (X-M) + (R)

           - $50 billion = x + $100 billion

       X-M= -$100 billion + -$50 billion=  -$150 billion

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