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Depreciation | 105 |
Amount of national income not going to households | 51 |
Compensation of employees | 1,407 |
Corporate profits | 161 |
Dividends | 49 |
Exports | 133 |
Government consumption and gross investment | 448 |
Imports | 147 |
Indirect taxes minus subsidies | 371 |
Net business transfer payments | 12 |
Net interest | 42 |
Net private domestic investment | 490 |
Personal consumption expenditures | 1,377 |
Receipts of factor income from the rest of the world | 22 |
Personal income taxes | 392 |
Proprietors’ income | 168 |
Payments of factor income to the rest of the world | 43 |
Rental income | 21 |
Surplus of government enterprises | 98 |
Given the following national income and product accounts data, compute: