The correct answer would be, GDP = Government Expenditures + Exports + Investments + Consumption - Imports.
The correct formula for expenditures approach to GDP is equal to Government Expenditures + Exports + Investments + Consumption - Imports.
Explanation:
GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. The total output, or total number of goods or services produced within a country is called as the Gross Domestic Product.
There are three ways of calculating the GDP. One is Expenditure approach, second one is Output approach and the third one is Income approach.
When calculating Gross Domestic Product's Expenditure's Formula, it will be calculated by summing all Government Expenditures, Exports, Investments and consumption and then subtracting imports from them.
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Dictatorship I think Im not sure
Answer:
The social context (Option E)
Explanation:
The social context of the crime is not associated with copycat crime. Most crime that are copycats, (i.e A same crime ,done in the same pattern but committed by a different person is an example of copycat crime.) are done due to the criminal figure to the public. Most copycat tend to commit the same crime because of the criminal public figure and this figure is linked to the social media, and the crime , which is the initial crime committed by the first author of such crime. Th social context is not a factor because not all crimes are related in a social context point of view.
To maintain good relations between British and Native Americans
Answer: It helped to abolish slavery.
Explanation:
The Vermont constitution was the constitution adopted by the State of Vermont, this constitution brought about a government and state laws. It was first written in 1777, 6 months after Vermont declared itself an independent state, this constitution was first amended in 1786 as recommended by the Vermont Council of Censors. The constitution consists of 2 chapter (I and II)
•Chapter I is divided into 21 articles.
• Chapter II contains features such as power, legislative, executive, judiciary department, voter's qualification, elections, oath, impeachment, militia, provisions, amending and schedule.
