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=> Private saving = 5000 - (250 + 0.75(5000 – 1000)) - 1000 = 750

Public saving = T - G = 1000 - 1000 = 0

National saving = 750 + 0

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Investment = 1000 - 50r = 1000 - 50*5

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Y = C + I + G + NX

Trade Balance = Y - C - G - I = 5000 - (250 + 0.75(5000 – 1000)) - 1000 - 750 = 0

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NX = 0 => NX = 500 – 500e = 0

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National Saving = Private saving + public saving

Private saving = Y - C - T

=> Private saving = 5000 - (250 + 0.75(Y – T)) - 1000

=> Private saving = 5000 - (250 + 0.75(5000 – 1000)) - 1000 = 750

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Investment = 1000 - 50r = 1000 - 50*5

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Trade Balance = Y - C - G - I = 5000 - (250 + 0.75(5000 – 1000)) - 1250 - 750 = -250

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  4          3            $100( 1 + r )³            $30.4175

  5          4            $100( 1 + r )⁴            $34.98

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India has 3 GDP of 23,000 billion Indian rupees, and a population of 1.1 billion. Theexchange rate is 50 rupees per US. dollar.
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Answer:

Indian rupee in US dollars = $418

Explanation:

given data

India GDP = 23,000 billion

exchange rate = 50 rupees per US

population = 1.1 billion

solution

we get here GDP per capita as

GDP per capita = India GDP ÷ population

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GDP per capita  = 20909 rupees

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