Exam 7: Consumer Choice: Maximizing Utility and Behavioral Economics
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Look at the following data: durable goods = $300 billion; nondurable goods = $450 billion; services = $900 billion; fixed investment + inventory investment = $200 billion; government purchases = $400 billion; exports = $40 billion; imports = $85 billion.GDP is equal to
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In the calculation of national income,dividends paid to stockholders are part of
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Two ways of measuring Gross Domestic Product are the __________ approach and the __________ approach.
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Look at the following data: consumption = $925 billion; exports = $50 billion; imports = $62 billion; investment = $325 billion; government purchases = $300 billion.GDP is equal to __________ billion.
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Suppose there are five goods in the economy,A-E.The current-year quantity of each is 10A,20B,30C,40D,and 50E.Current-year prices are $1 for each unit of A,$2 for each unit of B,$3 for each unit of C,$4 for each unit of D,and $5 for each unit of E.Base-year prices are $1 for each good.Real GDP in the current year equals _________ and GDP equals _________.
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-Refer to Exhibit 7-1.Which of the following summations represents net domestic product?

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GDP can rise as a result of a rise in __________________,and Real GDP can rise as a result of a rise in _______________________.
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Net domestic product (NDP)is the total value of new goods available in the economy after worn out capital goods have been replaced.
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The sum of durable goods,nondurable goods,and services equals
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Sophia just bought shares of IBM stock for $25,000 and paid a $350 commission to her broker.How did this impact GDP?
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In 1820 the country with the highest per capita GDP was ______________________.In 1900 the country that ranked #1 in terms of per capita GDP was ___________________ and fifty years later the top ranking was held by _________________________.
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