8. (8 points) Assume the following data for a hypothetical economy. Calculate GDP. Show work for full credit. Personal taxes $ 40 Social Security contributions 15 Taxes on production and imports 20 Corporate income taxes 40 Transfer payments 22 U.S. exports 13 Undistributed corporate profits 35 Government purchases 95 Gross private domestic investment 70 U.S. imports 20 Personal consumption expenditures 150 Consumption of fixed capital 25 Net foreign factor income 10 Statistical discrepancy 0
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