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Question 64

Question 64

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Suppose GDP is $800 billion, net taxes equal $150 billion, government purchases are $160 billion, investment is $120 billion, and net exports are $5 billion. The private saving rate Suppose GDP is $800 billion, net taxes equal $150 billion, government purchases are $160 billion, investment is $120 billion, and net exports are $5 billion. The private saving rate   is ________. A)  19% B)  16% C)  21% D)  18% E)  none of the above is ________.


A) 19%
B) 16%
C) 21%
D) 18%
E) none of the above

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