. GDP TableTransfer paymentsGovernment purchases32160Personal taxes76Corporate income taxesTaxes on production and imports5630Social secunity contributionsUndistributed corporate profitsProprietors IncomeCompensation of employeesPersonal consumption espendituresConsumpton of foced capital163850516644Rents66ExportsCorporate profitsInterest2814064Divdends46Imports34Gross private domestic vestment12620Net foreign factor ncome earnedStatistical ditciepancy20Refer to the above data. GDP is:A S916b594S862.d. Sa8S930.

Transfer payments Government purchases 32 160 Personal taxes 76 Corporate income taxes Taxes on production and imports Social tecunity contributions Undistributed corporate profits 56 30 16 38 Proprietors Income Compensation of employes Personal consumption espenditures Consumpton of fed captal 50 516 644 Rents 66 Exports Corporate profits Interest 26 140 64 Dividends 46 Imports Gross private domestvestment Net foreign factor icome earned 34 126 20 70 Statistical diciepanicy Refer to the above data. GDP is: AS916 G 5882 S930

Transfer payments Government purchases 32 160 Personal taxes 76 Corporate income taxes Taxes on production and imports Social tecunity contributions Undistributed corporate profits 56 30 16 38 Proprietors Income Compensation of employes Personal consumption espenditures Consumpton of fed captal 50 516 644 Rents 66 Exports Corporate profits Interest 26 140 64 Dividends 46 Imports Gross private domestvestment Net foreign factor icome earned 34 126 20 70 Statistical diciepanicy Refer to the above data. GDP is: AS916 G 5882 S930

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